My condo is in a resort area and zoned hotel, it’s not the type of place locals would buy or rent—going beyond that would overstay my welcome.There are few things the locals dislike more than mainlanders coming in and buying up the real estate—I recall a few years ago a mainlander bought a foreclosed house in a remote village, and by the press accounts that followed, that became a very unpleasant experience, to put it mildly.I saw the auction announcement in the Maui News a few days ago, and looked it up.  

Also "split text to columns"  option is grayed out in all cases or if it's not the system will crash.

I flipped my first home in 2008 taking advantage of cheap deals during the last big crash.

I assume it was way overpriced or the area is crashing if you think $50k in repairs will add zero value.

Are we headed for a crash?

A "Crash" which would be 30% or more drop to median prices, I lend a <5% potential on a macro level.

U cant have 500k lot of record with thousands of them vacant that are trading at 10 to 30k.. like lehigh just leads to a ton of spec building and FOMO Values hold on scarcity they crash when the opposite happens.

Then the crypto crash hit, and we lost 90% of our funds."

Keep in mind, you'll only get out of it what you put into it:)Cashflow will be tough to find in the most popular markets:( You may end up looking in the Midwest.Here's an overview of why:___________________________________________________________________The Real Estate Crash of 2008-2010 caused real estate prices to crash across the country - but didn't affect rent amounts.

I was a banker/lender when we started this company during the last crash.