When I finally went into rehab on my own, I started to get the 4 homes done and lost on 3 from the collapse, and broke even because of one.My house I owe 300k, was worth 450k, not its 275k.

We put in a new AC unit, breaker box, roof, tore out rotted wood on the roof of the back addition, new insulation in the back room, new windows all around, all new doors, new siding, collapsed the septic tank and added a sewer line to the street, moved walls and opened walls inside, tore out the rock driveway and poured a concrete driveway, new fencing front and back, we also replaced some of the old steel plumbing with pex. 

Simply put there will NOT be any housing market collapse or crash and I can say this due to a little thing called mathematics and facts. 

Same goes for individual collapsible storage units.

I bought a condo in a A+ location in San Francisco during the 2008 collapse on short sale for $680k, rented $2850, for about 0.4%.....

If it was that easy why did people lose their houses when their interest rates increased during the collapse?

I also ASSUME they/you aren’t afraid of a collapse, just health problems.

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

I am sure it is because regulations require appraisals so we don't have another financial collapse.

And the global health crisis is getting worse, so I’m not sure why anyone would think we are out of the woods yet.What happens when commercial real estate collapses and hundreds of millions of square feet of office space is converted to housing in cities?