—Albert EinsteinI started thinking about what the future holds and what it could look like when the next crash happens.

We haven't had the swings in home values up here in Alaska (no crash in 08-09 - and no real run up since either) - so for us - 10-20 years has been a steady increase in values - and I am sure - over the course of 10-20 years - the same is true down where y'all are!

Well not too long after this the oil industry crashed and it was no longer worth it to continue working there.

So I am coming back to Biggerpockets as it was such a great platform for me to communicate with other active investors during the depth of the crash when I was an Approved Weekly Blogger for Bigger Pockets.Biggerpockets helped me maximize my activity when I needed to and now I want to see if I can give back in a small way.Today I want to start by sharing and asking others what is your best advice for new investors who are spending hours digging through the tremendous content on this site?

.:)I have been reading people's stories here and tried to understand how people would get burned on rental property investing when market crashed.

I would go out and spend at least $30,000 on a crash course in RE investing.

Other than that, it's crashing down !!!

THIS Will Crash the Housing Market... - YouTubeAbout a week ago Steve Van Metre made his case for why the housing market is going to crash.

It's more of a gut feeling in terms of seeing a few downturns/crashes during my lifetime (maybe every 15 years or so) combined with seeing warnings of a current stock market bubble and the ongoing pandemic (imagining this is the last major stimulus coming up) and our struggle to contain it (variants in Europe are concerning).

I guess I should've gave more details, so Here it goes.I have three Rentals that I had bought in 2007 before the crash.