That’s a stupid low price for a 3 unit unless it’s about to collapse.

I do think markets like San Fran, maybe NYC and some others are overheated, but I don't see a collapse on the horizon. 

It's only a matter of a few months until that house of cards will collapse.

The snowball has to keep rolling to the next group to keep it all from collapsing. 

Almost nobody saw the Lehman Brothers collapse coming, and how it touched off a domino effect with the values of real estate and the stock market crushed almost across the board...

If I said "no, I'm afraid the house will collapse into a black hole" and you said "tough, I'm doing it anyways", I'm afraid I'd be at the courthouse in a theoretical minute with divorce papers in process.

If you don't live in a market that is imploding, the general trend is that the house you could buy today will be more expensive down the road.That is not taking into consideration some unforeseen market collapse like 2008.

Whether real estate will collapse as it did before, I am not sure.

Most likely the price will NOT collapse (just want to get your attention) but I wonder if housing prices will go down now that Feds started increasing interest rates.

Mostly about the collapse in Florida's market.