For example, I know of a plant manager who is losing workers because they know they will be earning more with the enhanced stimulus benefits.

I'm on the fence about this one...The REO property I'm interested in is in a subdivision that the ground water is partially contaminated by THC from a manufacturing plant.

So far I have had the boys strip a roof (used contractor to put on the roof) - resulted in boys in landfill jail for not having the cash (I did not know no credit cards) - boys claim there were 7 layers, take down 2 large trees, add 3 sister boards to a garage rafter, build 2 fence segments including an 8’ high fence, add dumpster stops to concrete to prevent fence damage, add privacy screen to a chain link fence (took surprisingly long - hog rings really do not work well), remove and rebuild a privacy partition on to a wall, rehang a gate with better hinges, weed an abandoned yard (unit caught fire in oct and due to Corona work has stopped - slightly wet winter and weeds were 4’ tall), plant a new citrus tree.  

While I am not by any means giving advice whether or not to invest - just know that they are not resilient businesses in today’s economy.

In terms of a real estate portfolio, the question always is: how resiliant is your beusiness in comparison to the average benchmark.If your business is financially more resilliant than the average, by the time you default, it does not really matter anymore - at that point my friend with the 12 months of canned beans in his basement was right.

-I know of a plant manager who is losing workers because they've done the math and will be making more on unemployment with the increased stimulus payments.

Planting gardens moveing his daughter cutting down trees that storms took out months on end and hauling off on our money and our vehaul. 

 In the past we have endured many hardships that we have been put through but I would say currently is the ultimate test of resilience in the face of adversity and some of us have made the necessary monetary nest eggs to weather the toughest days ahead.

This budget could be OK if you're going asphalt on the driveway and looking mainly at minor plantings/yard cleanup for the yard.

I have faith in the resiliency of the U.S., although it can take a lot more time than we hope to recover.