Last, when you will be Required to take Minimum Distribution, you may not have the liquidity in the account to sustain it and will have to sell the property to get it.

Saving most of that profit for things we knew would in our future (like paying for our kids university education).So in an economic downturn like this I know that we have enough to sustain our lifestyle even if I was to lose my job and If my renters lost their jobs and couldn't pay their rent.But we have already done the contingency planning, we have it all written out and is prioritized.I preach to new investors all the time that life is a marathon and you need to plan accordingly. 

My approach is plan for the worst and hope for the best.Is this the wake up call for most of America that living a consumerist lifestyle is not sustainable and that they need to serious change the way they manage money (or lack their of).They don't use budgets, they think promotions and raises is the answer to finally have a little extra money. 

If you plan to flip or BRRRR, home values could drop in the next few months so it may not be in your best interest right now unless you have a large cash reserves to use to sustain it for a long while.

Then government aid is only sustainable for so long.

In 2019, we have a far more robust and sustainable system under external, temporary duress.

This is not sustainable and if it goes on beyond a couple weeks we will see massive layoffs.

Even those with cash need the cash to sustain their business.The other concern I have is negative image this creates of investors and landlords.

OutlookThe key drivers for the next 90 days will be:Facts: Do we see any evidence of sustained containment?

OutlookThe key drivers for the next 90 days will be:Facts: Do we see any evidence of sustained containment?