Unless we know the details, it's apples and oranges.

@Russell Brazil love the image...for purposes of learning and others may be wondering, the obvious difference between apples and oranges may not not translate to all of us.

The graph from John Hopkins below shows total cases in China in orange and total recoveries in green.

The graph from John Hopkins below shows total cases in China in orange and total recoveries in green.

Something along the lines of balancing the ying and yang of investing for cash flow and appreciation is probably ideal.There are 25 places that have home appreciation and negative cash flow while still having a CRET that beats inflation. 

Don't forget to research Orange County, the Inland Empire, and even up into Ventura County areas. 

This year was doing really great with low inventory, low rates and properties were selling like cup cakes until 2 weeks ago when the coronavirus kicked in....I recently purchased and rehabbed an SFR in South Orange County, Ca and it’s currently for sale (34 days) at $1.3M with with some interested buyers....BUT I got (and many of us) stuck with this coronavirus situation which has slowed down showings and sales tremendously.Any suggestions, ideas, tips to sell it a little faster? 

I am in Orange County California.I feel my recourse is:High an attorney with possibility of throwing good money after bad if I do not win.Small claims for $5000.00 (not $10,000 because the home inspections were paid from my PPM Co.

I'm an investor who just moved from Arizona to the Orange County, California.

I live in Orange County, CA and I hear cash flow is hard or impossible in this area.