This is what Chinese investors do buying homes in London, Singapore, NY etc.So there is no right answer. 

The Chinese word for “problem” is the same as “opportunity”.

The other factor not discussed, which is more important is the in flow of foreign capital, primarily from Chinese investors.  

You can look into some chinese bank that they have some loans that normal banks don't offer!

San Francisco and LA are popular too but it seems that prices have become so high in those 2 places that Chinese investors are starting to focus more on Seattle.  

I listed the property put it on MLS.. and once it was for sale we would get Chinese folks knocking at our door and offering to buy the home in Cash literally Cash and even in 89 for Cupertino this was 500k plus.

Because this is the typical motivational speech you get from every book out there i.e you can do it, consistency, one foot in front of the other and sprinkle in some Chinese proverbs and you're better off selling DVDs and books for a living instead because it's more lucrative than Real Estate.I don't think people are understanding the question.

But I want to emphasize is that China is not only building houses for the Chinese but they built house,infrastructure and industrial complexes from Africa, Asia to Middle East.

Evergrande, which is facing one of the country’s largest defaults as it wrestles with more than $300 billion of debt, has already missed coupon payments on dollar bonds twice last month.We had to do a double take when we saw this because these are absolutely terrifying numbers and are, to put it bluntly, scarier than Goldman's "worst case scenario"; what's worse this sudden collapse in China's property market is taking place before Evergrande has even defaultedAs such, any contagion from the ongoing turmoil sweeping China's heavily indebted property sector will impact not the banks, which are all state-owned entities and whose exposure to insolvent developers can easily be patched up by the state, but the property sector itself, which as Goldman recently calculated is worth $62 trillion making it the world's largest asset class, contributes a mind-boggling 29% of Chinese GDP (compared to 6.2% in the US) and represents 62% of household wealth. 

Also, manufacturing and agriculture outlook is looking rough and couple that with a slowing Chinese economy as well....