Most will, but there are some that won't (this was more common shortly after the crash).

Of course 2008 was top of the market before big crash.

You have something much better for temporary assignments than crashing in a hotel.

Are there any unusually unpleasant odors from factories, sewers, rivers, etc.?

I'll never understand why everyone looks for another crash right after the last one.It's as if one has wrecked their car, just got it back from the mechanic, and as they drive off the lot, they start preparing for another crash.There is no crash currently happening, there's not going to be another nationwide housing crash.If by some crazy chance it does, guess what, if your in or out, it don't matter, your bankrupt with 99% of the rest of the county.If your in a state that people say it's crazy on everything they do.

I have a hunch you are correct about the 10 year time frame but I think it is hard to find many people with that much experience in general esp after the crash. 

What happens if there is a market crash a year from now?

Many of these lake lots and vacation homes have been bought up by investment LLCs in the last couple years following the crash and are having a hard time selling them right now.I used to be a real estate agent but let my license lapse because I was not planning on using it with my job as an RN.

@Andrea W.Even if the market absolutely crashed... you would be looking at a great rental where you only had $125k into the property so you can't lose.There's not a great number of 50k lots inside the city I'd be curious to know where it is.

That budget shortage will fall on your end, hence the contractor will leave the job unfinished, issue forced change orders (or really bloated prices), or something similarly unpleasant to you.