These GP kid that has 80% LTV floating buying at cap three are just suicidal.

I think the issue is the econ-smart persons at the wheel know full well what the "cure" is but it's political suicide and so nobody is willing to touch it.   

From that I grew a proficient flipping business, starting in a time when all were certain it was suicided to do so. 

Suicide results from an illness.  

Advising clients to “get out of the market” would be career suicide.

@Aaron Mazzrillo   his pitch is to buy 30 to 40k turn key homes in Indy and you hit it right on the head .. about how many do you need for financial freedomthere was a long thread on this about how dangerous his model is.. and he is attracting of course the beginner investor who knows no better,  IE that is to buy a 30 to 40k all in rental in the mid west is buying squarely in the HOOD and the chance of financial freedom from someone buying these remote ,  IS well REMOTE at best , financial suicide at worst..2 or 3 of the top Turnkey providers made long posts about why this is not a smart investment ... and part of the issue is Morris invests marketing scheme of doing the take away close.IE people posting that to just get a phone call with Morris ( because they are so BUSY) you have to now wait until November..

In reading the book, Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant Guide to Financial Freedom, Robert Kiyosaki says you should learn to be a business owner first and understand how to build systems and work with people before jumping into investing, otherwise, it's financial suicide.

He hated his life, constantly talked about committing suicide, drank like a fish and crashed his car routinely (his father's people always replaced it, even once got him a fake yet valid license to drive with).

That would be close to financial suicide in my market. 

Now for all NON-NAR entities, MLS's, they'd be suicidal idiot's to continue the practice that NAR just lost suit at, because it's a slam-dunk suit to nail them for exact same thing given the now established precedent.