"Higher risk"- maybe but it depends on what that means to you and it is difficult to say what will happen in the market (as it always is- nobody can predict it with certainty).

Following Hurricane Ian, insurance rates are predicted to go up by 20%-40% in the next year.Over four years later, we're still recovering from Hurricane Michael, a Cat 5 that is the fourth strongest recorded storm to ever hit the U.S. 

Right now we are in a difficult market and I predict it will become more difficult before it gets easier. 

The big lumps of cash come at a price, and do not always come at a predicted time if your business systems are not dialed in.If purchased right properties can give monthly cashflow with a little less work.

I mean we all “should” care but good luck predicting two decades from now.

I would think that's a speculation, just as any investor "predicts" that the area is the next upcoming neighborhood.

v=LS879r7xeLc&feature=g-all-uHe also predicts another housing bubble so maybe this is all our q's to get ready to make a lot of money?

The last RE crash was predicted by very few people. 

I don't want to try to predict the economy but who knows where we will be in middle of 2019 when I would be selling this property. 

I don't have any idea of what I should be looking at to predict the market, though it looks like the gobbling up of foreclosures is the movement towards the equilibrium, and inflows into the system, clearing up a lot of the bad debt.