One thing to note is that cast iron pipes don't last forever.

I see people either spending it all or saving it forever as I see the value of it decrease. 

Yeah, there was a lot of liquidity in the market, 1031 exchanges with all the equity that was built up, and a lot of buyers needing to park their cash somewhere for tax purposes - but I don't see that lasting forever.

Payments are still coming through on-time at the moment, but that won't last forever, thats a mathematical certainty.

I once thought I’d have the same contractors for ever.

My husband and I sold our "forever home" just blocks away.

I would imagine I'd need 500k down for a multi unit apartment building and that will take me forever to save. 

NY state can't keep losing population forever either.  

For those that think Brooklyn has peaked forever, I've heard that many times before and unfortunately for those that thought that way, they did not take advantage of the huge Value increases.Something to think about!

Justin Burgos yes don't lol buy hold properties in the NYC market will take you forever to have it pay off due to high prices and when a tenant stop paying rent, it will take you 6-8 months to evict them due to the court system being clog up.NYC is good for flips