Here’s why:A while back, our emergency line received a call from a tenant reporting that a car had just crashed into her unit.

But if Tacoma gets way overpriced like 2007 and 2008, it is a sure sign that the market is going to crash.

During the 2007/2008 crash, real estate dropped by 19% on average of purchased at the high and had to sell at the low.

The positive thing about being old is that I've seen a lot...including several crashes.

Stuart is a licensed attorney, so someone like him is someone you should listen to, but I can think of a guy I see a lot on here with no real lending background that has never seen a crash that is giving advice to newer investors and they are eating it up like he's a pied piper.

Now they probably oversold after Covid, and are asking people to pony up more because prices are crashing on them on the back end and materials are stagnating in price.

Honestly, based on a lot of research on BP, I personally am not worried about a housing crash.

We actually did own several strip centers right after the last crash.

I applaud any PM who can hang in there.I also find, in our market at least, that the good PMs grow like crazy and tend to crash out.

CC stacking is highly risky the second the freebie is over your stuck at huge rates and your fico is going to crash when you try to refinancing.. its Stupid to do that .. other than maybe smaller amounts to do some rehab on property and you know for certain you can pay it off but to have ONLY CC as your source of capital and run it up into the hundreds of thousands is insane in my view.