They are basically throwing spaghetti on the ceiling to see what sticks - only their hands are so sticky with so many hands in the pot, the entire ceiling is crashing down.

And that means that your efforts to perfect your business systems for STR home share will be useless.Now Norfolk is less strict, and you could find something in that area that would be STR viable (watch out for the Aircraft Crash Zones).

(TV subscription needed, but should be available soon widely)   I found a Free Sneak Peak here: 2) US banks could get slammed with another $160 billion in losses as commercial real estate faces its biggest crash since 20083) Among employees who use AI at work, 72% say it makes them more productive.Interest RatesRates continue their slow move downward after the elevator drop last week.

I can tell you I have done both maxing out 401k in my 20's to early 30's  and lowered contribution (receive match) to 401k and invested in real estate in my 40's   I wish I would have invested more in real estate earlier,  yes its more involved but you also have control of your investment unlike the 401k which involved two significant market crashes and as mentioned its two different types of asset classes when comparing. 

I read from people who predict a crash/correction as well as folks who believe our market will only continue to get stronger and more competitive. 

While I don't think there's a "crash coming" in 2 months, 12 months, or in any defined period of time...well...I'd wager there's some pull-back over the next 14 years. 

The fed might raise interest rate by 2023. if that happens, a crash is coming. not sure in real estate but for sure in stock market.

It's what caused the housing market crash around 2008. 

By the way, silver has intrinsic value, your vapor that may be paying you dividends, does not.Speaking of a high transaction cost when you go through a realtor to sell property, there is a high transaction cost. 6% is a joke.The stock market will crash very soon and our monetary system is about done. 

When the market crashed they started getting bad tenants, and they could no longer afford to keep the condo running.