Maybe playing with fire to crash the economy short term but will it have long term benefits  - who knows.

The guy I spoke to said something like "it would have to be a huge crash" but on the other hand, we're in some very dark and choppy waters these days.

Otherwise it would be like giving your teenage kid a new car, which he crashes, and you just buy him another one without talking about responsibilty and consequences. 

So I was in the middle of writing up a post on "at what point do you consider backing out of a deal because you've cashed out stocks for a down payment and then the market crashes..."

There is no housing crash coming, so I don't know where you are reading that information.

It was a crash course in the realities of mixed-use management.

And it hasn’t happened since.In fact, according to data from CoreLogic, in four of the last six recessions, home prices actually went up (see graph below):So, if you’re thinking about buying or selling a home, don’t assume a recession will lead to a crash in home prices.

It is showing that housing market will crash soon so don't waste your hard earned money.

He called the last crash.

From CoreLogic
CoreLogic, a reputable real estate analytics firm, isn't just pulling these predictions out of thin air. Their Market Risk Indicator report takes into account a bunch of different factors

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