The last crisis was actually caused by rock-bottom interest rates, money printing by the central banks and real estate prices totally disconnect from reality (rents).

All I had to do was show her the size 4 print on page 15 of her Edward Jones provided  "Your Retirement Strategy" that says "...the information contained in this report does not constitute financial planning or financial planning advice and is for educational purposes only.

However, I have frequently used this clause in writing offers for buyers and myself:BUYER IS ACCEPTING PROPERTY “AS IS“ AND WILL NOT REQUEST REPAIRS OR FURTHER PRICE DISCOUNTS; BUT WILL CONDUCT AN INSPECTION AND DOES NOT WAIVE THE RIGHT TO TERMINATE BASED ON THAT INSPECTION Why not just delete that bolded part part, but everything else keep?

Was listed. back then it was a printed Homes book that would come out once per month for the MLS.

Never mind I just read the fine print saying it's only if you pay annually.  

Pretty bold statement given that they are a nationwide lender.

We need a significantly below print to reverse course.

Many ppl don't realize that a lot of the gains in the stock market and real estate have been fueled by the Fed's money printing. 

Print out something that is on the market now and pencil out what you would do with the deal.

Then, pursue the warranty parts or replacement on the broken faucet on your own time - when the parts get there, install the parts, test the faucet at home, and then put it on the shelf as a spare.Also, read the fine print on the warranty.