The Fed may be forced to cut rates, but if inflation does not ease, they could remain hesitant.Investor takeaway: Investors should watch for distressed sales in areas where job losses are more concentrated.

Also it sounds like you are in the air force.

The right opportunities come when you focus on solving problems, not forcing deals that don’t make sense.There are sellers out there ready and willing to sell at a price that works for both you and your buyers.

I agree with just paying the tax and don't try to force something that might not be a good fit.

Regardless of legal status, business wise, I think it still makes sense to deal with it for a few months and then force them to update to Avail during renewal.

I control the price I buy at (equity gain at the buy), I can force appreciation on my own terms, I get the monthly cashflow, I get direct tax benefits, appreciation and loan paydown that directly affects my net worth since I own the asset.

Probationary fires I assume they get unemployment. the big layoffs that are coming aka RIFs , reduction in force, those will definately get unemployment. well Media wont mention those parts at least the media that hates trump LOL.. 

This transaction has forced sale written all over it. 

Without sufficient reserves, you’re not just stressed—you’re at serious risk of losing properties or being forced to sell.

It closely aligns with the principles of the BRRRR method.Low Risk of Natural DisastersNatural disasters can wreak havoc on your property and the surrounding community, causing job losses and the closure of businesses, which often forces residents to relocate.