Are we seeing the beginning of the next big real estate crash - insurance pullouts leading to uninhabitable areas?

Click on the magnifying glass in the upper corner and type coming crash or the crash is coming or any such words.

The good thing about this if we could just follow JP Morgan Collar trade where they're actively collarized their portfolio so even if the stock is crashing they're only losing money a bit, JPM trade has collar of 5% margin to downsid and 5-10% to upside.

That is a 6.3% return cash on cash, which in our area is basically a freaking miracle of the crash.

This is something people cannot do without.For the record, I recognize that there are some markets across the country that I would not touch, but there is no shortage of healthy suburban areas where I'm comfortable investing in RE, and I would be shocked to see a substantial and widespread crash in values.If that happens, I'll eat my words.I believe if you purchase good assets in landlord-fair states/communities and for the long haul, appreciation is a reasonable thing to expect.

If history plays out PM will crash initially then take off. 

I'm not an economist nor a fortune teller, but I do believe that next year there are going to be some pain coming our way (not a 2008 crash or anything, more of a slowdown).

Just curious, what would the interest level be by people on here to take a 1-day crash course on how to get deals, get started wholesaling, with subject-to's, and creative financing? 

@Skylar Simpson the app crashed on the first post hence why there’s two 

I also connected with a buddy who was recovering from the real estate market crash but that had a lot of experience and knowledge about investing in real estate.