If the legislature does not figure out some clever way to "extend it without extending it" (which they probably will), because this will create bad PR for their "downtrodden" tenant constituents (many of whom have collected stimulus money, buffed up unemployment, and other public assistance for MONTHS and ignored their rent obligations with no consequences), I am sure the politicians will find some way to drag out all the eviction hearings. 

@Abbas MohammedWhile it's hard to ignore the notion of timing I think many are aware of the comparison of trying to time the market and catching a falling knife.

That said, the current consumer demand story is too powerful for institutions to ignore.

Any property not meeting this, I ignore. 

Hi Guys, sorry for my ignorance - I’m new to this (my wife and are about to close on our first investment property in a couple of weeks)…I generally understand what Arlen Chou wrote above, but when you say “put direct debt on that building”, what is meant by that?  

Many Real Estate Agents seem to prefer the "ignorance is bliss" mantra when it comes to lead paint.

In other words, if I just had a conversation with them to give them 30 days notice, and they ignored it. 

But it will have to come out of pocket all at once so definitely not something to ignore.  

Thank you for the response , I live In Los Angeles, now some more backstory that might be useful is that the old manager who is good friends has told me that management at corporate had told her to nag us about parking or look for anything the make us want to leave without it being obvious or illegal really, but she always ignored these requests, now the new manager came in real nice and has been very passive aggressive and just gives the nastiest attitude and doesn’t want to deal with me ignoring texts and calls.

As soon as they start fining me for ignoring their nonsense I’m going to start 1031’ing my rentals.