That said, this mass migration away from cities, in my opinion, is a fallacy.

I'm located in Northern NJ, just outside of NYC where both property values and property taxes are ridiculous so in looking to acquire my 1st property was leaning toward a BRRRR House hack situation of ideally a 4-unit; however, SFR is slightly easier to find better deals (not much better just a bit more affordable) in this area; however, with COVID hitting the area HARD (Hudson/Bergen Counties); will the idea of living with strangers in a SFR still be viable or will this virus make the masses lean towards wanting their own space that much more? 

It’s a model my business partner used to create a portfolio of over 350 units in central mass.

You shouldn't just the mass by the actions of the few; especially as a mod.

Please don't get me wrong, I completely applaud getting the knowledge, however without applying that knowledge, the lesson is never really ingrained, the muscle is never truly developed.

He's great for the uneducated masses who don't know what interest is, let alone how it works, and are thousands in debt.

If the article is correct about Boomers mass-selling their houses, then housing will get cheaper (maybe) for awhile, which is good because investors can buy them "on sale" and add to inventory. 

Many of these folks are planning to skip out on May 01's rent payment to their landlords.......... the virus pandemic, triggering mass quarantines and economic depression, has exposed America's second housing crisis.

Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $28,000Found a sweet 4-family in Mass and purchased it FHA.

We have been looking for about a year for a 2 or 3 family in our strong market in Mass.