While it can be a pain in the butt, it's the reason why Texas wasn't hit nearly as bad as the rest of the country when the housing market collapsed. 

If they continue QT the whole financial industry gonna collapse and they have to rescue the bank, when they have to rescue the bank they have to restart QE. 

If the markets fall/rents collapse, they'd have to fall below $1140/month (30% decline) before I start having to put my own money into the mortgage.

Sometimes you get cash buyers in the $2mil range but not as often as 3 and up.There is a worldwide economic collapse happening right now. 

#2: Landlord Mentor: They need to be willing to teach you basic landlording skills such as Contractor Stable(Finding, Maintaining, and Gut-Checking Contractors), Standard Operating Procedures for dealing with Crises (Collapsed Sewer Lines, Blown off roofs, Hot Water Repairs, AC Out, Mold, Tenant Disputes, etc. etc.), and Debt-Collection/Evictions (How to Bleed a Rock.)

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

I can't help but think that in the next recession/depression, prices are going to absolutely collapse.  

That trigger the collapse in Q3 2022 before rebound in Q1 this year.It seems if there're more aggressive buyer that driving up the price, lot of people want to sell at the same time too.

However coming to my senses, I realized I was damn lucky the thing hadn't collapsed over and hurt someone.

I am not worried about the same type of subprime mortgage collapse, we had in '08, but I would imagine as people start to go down the debt rabbit hole that owners of apartment buildings or many SFH rentals will face an increase in non/late payments.