The fact that you can lose money on an asset if the market crashes is completely irrelevant.

Because of this I am not too worried about a real estate crash, although I don't exclude a correction, especially if interest rates continue to stay elevated in 2024.Curious to hear your thoughts on this and how/if this is affecting your investment strategy.Thanks,AntonioFigure 1 (source: St.

If those statistics were accurate as forecasts, there would NEVER be a crash!

Phoenix is way too expensive (I live at 37th st and IS) and with a  market crash (stock and probably everything else) in 6-8 months a distinct possibility no way would I buy in bubble 2.0 Phoenix land! 

Not sure, I do alot of typing here, LOL.I never considered just getting a crash box for the phone, I was kinda sold on the military types, but guess that's not an issue really.I know too that not all service providers go with all phones.Verizon is big around here, but we have all of them and our terrain has some blank spots at times.

DST companies I personally vetted:Inland Pasco Inland was around before the 08 crash and survived, we went from like 40 DST companies to like 3 or something crazy like that. 

I witnessed this in 2001 and 2009 crashes.

Houston and Austin didn't see a crash in 08 and 09 so we have never been able to come in and go to town buying as far as MLS listings.  

When there are that many newer investors there, just like when Las Vegas strippers owned a dozen rentals before the crash, it might be the time to consider peak note if that many attendees are looking for 2nd liens, just my 2 cents...

I kept hearing all of the "experts" and "gurus" saying that the bubble was about to burst and the market was about to crash.