To my cynical eye real estate has been a great investment for Yours Truely because I can borrow money at a fixed rate (for the most part) and let the devaluation of the dollar make the money I owe the bank worth less over time. 

For investors that have experienced a real currency devaluation crisis, today's market is buying opportunity and rock bottom as the investor is looking forward.

If we are not careful and if we continue to make family formation harder, rising cost of raising kids and the devaluing of the family organization, we will be heading into an iceberg. 

I have no idea what the $600 course is, but I can definitely say that buying Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", the "Cashflow 101" board game, and "On the Road with Robert Kiyosaki" were three of the best financial decisions I've ever made and have paid for themselves many times over.Then, coming across Bigger Pockets during coronavirus and realizing that money was about to be devalued in a major way was also a personal game changer. 

I’d rather put my cash to use and scale up vs having a ton of $ sitting in the bank getting devalued with inflation.

So, when crime happens in these areas, people attribute it to the community and effectively devalue the community. 

Increased cap rates are devaluing these once passive investments and Landlords are struggling to hold their value, especially if they have to provide additional TI.  

If most houses are 1400 SF, you are devaluing your $/SF.

Throw it any scenario but the gov hands are locked, they already devalued Dollar and within a few years, there's a strong possibility that US Dollar will no longer the strongest currency in the world that itself will also push the real estate price further up. 

Not to mention a fixed rate mortgage that get's cheaper every year as you pay it off with devalued money due to inflation.