I think we are going to see some pretty bad numbers in the vacation, cruise, resort, etc, industries both because of unemployment and financial reasons, but also because of people's general fear that they could still catch the virus. 

Cruised into a 7mm apt complex.

Def not cruising the MLS or internet in your jammies.  

And I was on a Cruise in the Med once and had dinner with a high end builder from Florida who was doing the same thing 2 to 4 mil homes making 500k each..

@Jeremiah Akindele that $4k is a 7 day cruise for you and a guest.

Clothiers have such a good reputation as turn key gurus that they have a big following.... then there is me the little engine that "could" that made much of what went on happen I spent 2 years in limbo hell foreclosing on La folks and securing my assets Had to move to the south knocked on doors it was night mare of epic proportions I went from the penthouse on the cruise ship coming into Venice to cruising the Hood in Memphis looking at barred up windows caged Aircondioning units and talking with tenants that knew me to be a lamb to the slaughter..

Basically, that's what the cruise ship industry has been doing for decades.

And FYI Europes high-end real estate market is roughly cruising at steady 110MPH... https://www.rismedia.com/2023/08/29/zombie-foreclosures-hold....

Tom is right -- it is often the neighbors complaints that draw the attention, but there are also cities that are cruising the Airbnb and other ads for easy targets, as well (and other cities that have given up enforcement for the time being).  

We’re set on cruise control.