If you higher staff to run your business and they do a lousy job at it, the value of your business can easily crash to almost zero.

Have family in arizona, they hunkered down during the crash, I suggested they double down and ride it back up...they just rode it out and probably are wishing they had taken my suggestion. 

Look back to the housing crash in the US in 2008(?)

Quality is good - generally no crashes. 

IF the market has crashed when your dad passes, you have not managed the Trust for the beneficiaries, but yourself and they can have a claim against you. 

What @James Stinnett mentioned.Schedule your state exam a day or two after you attend the live weekend crash course.

Sometimes, photos may crash the calculator.

I managed to save up $120,000 in total asset and I'm eager to invest but I'm also frightened at the idea of screwing up my saving, especially now in the middle of a pandemic and a possible market crash.

. $13,920 is my take home per year because it was a full gut and I replaced almost everything…nice chunk of change for one property…In California one of my properties was purchased in 2007 right before the crash for $470k…3Bd. 2 Ba. garage 1107sq. ft.

I’ve recently seen a couple of stories on social media about a so-called “crash“ with Airbnb bookings in several markets, so wondering if anyone who actually owns is seeing it firsthand?