Nevertheless, it doesn't matter what I think, the law of the land will prevail and we must adapt to survive to the new way of live (even if for a short time).

Europe has been doing it for last 10 years and they survived.

Right now that is definitely my current trajectory as I’m pretty risk-averse and not needing the cash flow to survive.  

Some will survive, like Target and Walmart, but small boutique retailers face challenges on a good day.Ultimately businesses are going to start asking for rent concessions, lease breaks or they will just stop paying.

Don't get me wrong, I'm sure some survived and are great at the property game, but it is categorically a different, saner time in American real estate today, a fact that this website and the company behind it have played a significant role in.So the banks aren't going to stop lending.

"The asset class is known for its survival during a downturn, but with so much class-A product on the market, will its reputation hold?"

Here is a guide to how to survive the BRRRR refi. 

What i am sure of is we had a fragile monetary system before this started so how it survives will be interesting! 

We survived through Hurricane Harvey in Houston where the entire community was shut down for weeks, jobs were lost, businesses were closed, evictions were at a standstill because the courthouse was damaged. 

I think it is going to be longer than that so I do think we will see an influx of inventory as homeowners get laid off and go into survival mode.