It's as if Oregon and Washington are racing to see which one can more quickly resemble the cesspool that is California. 

Quote from @Chuck Lamar: I have submitted this to Nevada Secretary of State (it is easy to do on their website with this link)  Securities Complaint | Forms | Nevada Secretary of State (nvsos.gov)Please "join the club"I was suckered into what resembles a Ponzi Scheme.

If you look at the German village area in Columbus today it doesn't even resemble what it was back in the late 1980s.

I don’t see a resemblance in the logo at all.

If the West side and South side resemble Detroit (and their next to nothing real estate values) who do you think will pay for it? 

I believe prices will soften, as most predict, but do not see any comparisons to 2008 which resembled a pyramid scheme - any equity gained was taken out and fed back into the overinflated economy.

Parts of Auburn-Gresham has its crime challenges while other parts can resemble suburban oasis with well orchestrated block clubs.  

If there were two static, similarly resembling assets it may be doable but there are far too many variables to accurately assess.

Same can be said for the real estate market, the billion dollar industry of forums, books and training has propped up real estate by investors and institutions that resemble an overvalued stock that is not inline with incomes.250k in the S&P 500 10 years ago would be 900k today with no effort.

One thing comes to mind is : At or close to retirement, the RMD vs RE would resemble a figure X.