The discussion on LinkedIn has erupted into hearing various opinions as well as strategies surrounding actionable efforts.  

According to a New York Post story about the incident:“[Adele] Andaloro claims the ordeal erupted when she started the process of trying to sell the home last month but realized squatters had moved in—and brazenly replaced the entire front door and locks.

It was Mount Tambora in Indonesia that erupted.

Like @Michael Plante was saying, if they don't push closings and people buy a house that is no in the middle of the Atlantic, well then Lawsuits would erupt and no one would have a place to live.

Do what you can to deter problems from erupting at your property.

I would assume that insurance would exclude volcano eruptions.

Christmas valley is one acre or larger tracts.. also were your seeing the Hawaii eruptions those are all antiquated massive subdivisions built on a grid on the lava flows. those lots have been traded for ever as well although created the late 50s.. 

In my opinion, a big correction isn't likely to happen in the next few years unless there is a catastrophic event like a major earthquake or a volcanic eruption. 

The market is probably not going to do too well with the volcano eruptions...no...not for the lava threat...but the volcanic ash-smoke and earth quakes (which can cause damage too).My guesses with regard to the market on the Big Island.

This seminar not only ignited my fire but now I feel like an erupting volcano!