Especially with more fiscal stimulus, as opposed to just pure monetary stimulus, the inflation will hit consumer prices much harder and because of global reduction in production we have a deadly combination of trillions of dollars flooding the currency and fewer goods to purchase.

Once people see you’re able and willing to complete the purchase yourself, their emphasis goes from being concerned with how much money You’ll be making to how much money they’ll be making.  

I'll offer the perspective of global nomad.  

The global pandemic shattered the world order and the US economy suffered its biggest blow since the Great Depression in the second quarter.

The market will correct itself for sure but IMO the City will endure as we are talking about the national and global population who I am sure will jump right in during this deleveraging downturn.

I recently transitioned into the Corporate Real Estate role where I work for a global company.Recently, I purchased my first rental in Orange County.

Additionally, the new emphasis on remote work continues to spur multi-family demand as people relocate as they shift to full remote work. 

When global markets get nervous where does the money flow, U.S.

I would like to request BiggerPocket moderators and authors to kindly create global tutorials defining each process individually as guides keeping each phase separate from the other.

Based on this, up until recently, I was drastically under-budgeting retirement, but I've got plenty of time to make it right.It's shocking to realize that you could spend a lifetime building up your retirement and then burn through all of it and more in your final few years - even without a global financial meltdown.I'm also not in a hurry to start any new IRA accounts (other than my previously mentioned future 401k rollover).