Ok, it seemed from your earlier posts that the crisis you foresee has as a prerequisite a rebound in prices.

People quickly forget the last few years of the financial crisis and underwater investors.

Will this not perpetuate the foreclosure crisis?

All this from the crisis fallout.

Investors caused the banking crisis, the oil crises, the gas prices, everything.My point is that even though we have an investor driven agenda - saying so is not going to garner support from the opponents.

Chris,What I see is a crisis of confidence.

I understand house hacking living uncomfortably etc. you can't have been in the Bay Area 10 years without making serious sacrifices on living situations (so many I have made  will spare you the details) especially right now as the housing "crisis" widens and continues to accelerate around here.

In other words, are you going to be proactive on the preventative side or management by crisis?

11JunWHEN WILL THE HOUSING CRISIS END - PART 3Written by adminHi Friends,Okay…so now you know that statistics for loans in 2000 and in 2006…so let’s pick up from there…In 2000, 81% of the people who bought homes used regular financing - meaning they saved a down payment, qualified for the loan, and could afford the property as well as the “fixed†payment.We saw that number dramatically change in 2006 when 81% of the people who bought homes used CREATIVE financing.

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