Then after the Automobile Invasion, White Flight, and beginning of the Suburbs all around the time of post WWII there has been mass amounts of population loss and vacant properties.

A tenant recently moved out of my property after submitting their 30 day notice. The 30 days ended on August 5. I noticed on August 6th that the tenant's car (not running) was still in the garage. I am wondering about...

Or, "I got a bug bite and it got infected and I went to the emergency room for it.

@Terry Harris Hi Terry, my thoughts are the people that are settled in at home seeing how this COVID plays out don't really want to make a move now (Unless a job loss, other action or those market savvy who see a chance for a good profit now drives them to sell).Buyers are motivated by what you mention, low rates, as well as a desire to move out of the high population areas as they saw the COVID wave and high infection rates being reported daily in the press.

It might not be the death of the tenant, but exponential growth means they are likely to be a carrier and infect 2 more, who will infect 2 more for a few weeks, which will result in at least one death.

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Rev Proc 2021-31 For passenger automobiles to which bonus first-year depreciation deduction applies and that are acquired after Sept. 27, 2017, and placed in service during calendar year 2021, the depreciation limit under Sec. 280F(d)(7) is $18,200 for the first tax year (an increase of $100 from 2020); $16,400 for the second tax year (an increase of $300); $9,800 for the third tax year (an increase of $100); and $5,860 for each succeeding year (an increase of $100).For passenger automobiles to which no bonus first-year depreciation applies, the depreciation limit under Sec. 280F(d)(7) is $10,200 for the first tax year; $16,400 for the second tax year; $9,800 for the third tax year; and $5,860 for each succeeding year.

My immune system for allowing me to continue to work in peoples homes, rentals, travel to Mexico, AC, NYC, numerous nightclubs etc and I’ve never gotten covid.

Over the years you will see many many landlords be infected with burnt out landlord syndrome but be addicted at the same time to cash flow..

The level of federal debt and the dominance of the housing market and all ancillary (furniture, automobiles, etc) parts as a huge part of the economy meant that the fed has had to keep interest rates low for so long that eventually the creation of so much money through real estate lending was going to start weighing heavy on hard assets.