There will of course be another crash at some point, but It's much easier to get rich warning people about the trouble to come, than actually making bets to profit from a crash.Its fun to speculate intellectually on when the next crash will be, and you can make a lot of smart sounding arguments.

I think speculators took a back seat.

I expect our Mussiin Beach unit could have its value decline by 10% but that is just speculation. 

IMHO, Bankhead area is for speculators, specialist investors, or slum lords. 

Why would you purchase a rental based on speculative value.  

And then past that, the ideas you're suggesting are all predicated on the what is essentially speculation.

I prefer to benefit today when I can rather that make plans based on a unknown tomorrow.I would sell it immediately and get the money working for me and make more that sitting around undecided.Losing money today to make money tomorrow does not work for me.California is the only place I know of that speculation is, referred to as, and relied on as investing.To be honest there is nothing about California that I understand or makes much scenes to me.

I prefer to invest as opposed to speculate and believe B class is the absolute most stable market.

I am partial to the 78202 because I love older homes and love the gentrification but I also agree alot of speculative neighborhoods have activity. 

And, all this talk about a crash is speculation.