I was a finance manager in a high tech company, since my company does lay-off every year, I know there will one day be my turn to let go. so I want to get into insurance industry. since gotten my license in 2014, I was not able to sell much policy.

I used to work full-time but due to layoff I now work as a freelancer.

Trucking industry has the biggest layoff so far.

Like the whole nation will have layoffs and financial desperation to such an extent people are giving houses away but somehow our lives as "enlightened" real estate investors will be untouched financially.

Should I take my money out and invest in Robinhood myself?

I had a friend that worked at Devon energy that was part of some massive layoffs due to oil prices dropping.

I just Hate working hard as I’m burnt out and want to engineering myself layoff already.

Someone warned about overinflated prices and higher vacancy being an issue with layoffs related to the oil market.I live in California and it's impossible to find cash flow positive properties via MLS.

There is an interesting article in the “Information” - a very reputed Tech focussed publication that majority of recent tech layoffs happened in cities outside of Silicon Valley & SF.

Of course, when companies leave town or lay off employees, it tends to have a negative effect on population trends, and also on the real estate market.