I feel like our society accepts a lot of under the table jobs like its no big deal.

@Sam Alpha Ever since the big hedge funds like Blackstone, Empire Residential, American Residential, and Colony Residential started buying "massive" amounts of SFH here in Phoenix (and elsewhere) people have been predicting a crash when these homes are sold.  

One study that really opened my eyes was this one from last year on the "Financially Fragile American Renter": http://www.finrafoundation.org/web/groups/foundati...Or just google "FINRA American Renter and Financial Fragility" to find it.. 

Some that we have here are (In no particular order): First Federal Bank, Bank 21, Cornerstone Bank, Fidelity Bank, Alterra Bank, Great American Bank, and Missouri Bank. 

It's not safe for 50 million elderly Americans to leave their homes right now. 

This american company is now in Canada Ontario, Ottawa y Montreal  to scam canadians with Mike Holmes and Hilary Farr as guests so don't be fool to give your credit card.

That’s capitalism, American style!

If we walk around oblivious, like the majority of Americans, then we are in big troubleGino

For example, Manhattan did see a drop during the financial crisis (the worst since the 1930s) but only temporary for the simple reason that many Americans and foreigners believed (and continue to believe) that such prime real estate markets will not drop much and bounce quickly - and that has indeed been the case. 

Nothing wrong with that - BUT, society has determined that in doing so they may be taking advantage of people who fall into the unknowledgeable, mentally impaired, or incompetent category (no one wants their 90 year old parents taken advantage of ).