I've been watching way too many clickbait title YouTube videos on real estate prices, predictions, and market collapse. 

They are not bowed out or seem to be on the verge of collapse.

If the basement walls are failing or collapsing, you may need to replace them!

, "the roof has collapsed in the kitchen", "you have to be prepared to do plumbing, HVAC, etc." 

Also if the market collapses and you've agreed to make a payment on that loan and then you can't they can come and sue you.

And so in there that's the direction I told him to go was to get the owner to carry and as close to 100 as you can with very little cash down remember that the owner carry puts the risk on the owner if a market collapses so if you put very little down and the owner carries it for you then if the market collapses and things go bad you could walk away from that home.

There are so many statistical data points that are showing that the market is going to collapse and fall that you're going to end up in a situation where you're going to buy a house at the height of the market.

The property is in need of heavy renovations (repair a brick wall that partially fell/collapsed, new roof, etc.).

Own a SFR and the main sewer line collapses, you may pay $20K to get it replaced.

If that condo collapse did not tell everyone on the face of the planet that inspections are critical and HOAs don't always do the right thing at the right time, then just go home.Your buyer isn't under contract so you have nothing.