Very hard to do that if you have neither.Also keep in mind with the Coronavirus, what you’re trying to do will be more difficult than normal due to the uncertainty of the economy

I've been practically day trading in my 401K to reduce the losses from this mess, moving funds back and forth between stable value to stocks a few times a week. So far it has been working very well but one of my trade...

https://www.statesman.com/business/20200522/coronavirus-in-austin-local-jobless-rate-hits-122

I recently purchased the training with Bob Diamond and can honestly say it can work and the tax sales in certain states are held monthly, so there won't really be a saturation in this biz. i pushin it to the limit with this one especially during this Coronavirus scare

Due to the unfortunate coronavirus situation my husbands job is in jeopardy like so many other people's.

Interesting story from NY Times today on the prospect of COVID having lasting impacts on college towns. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/28/us/coronavirus-college-towns.html?

Regular office is having a hard time which is why cap rates look higher.As to what will work out better in the long run nobody can predict the future just look at Coronavirus.

Perhaps I would be open to new cities beyond where I currently own.But I would definitely restrict my investments to states and communities that have democratic governors that take corona virus seriously and which have the most stringent rules in place to combat the spread of the virus. 

Since corona virus is expected to get worse in the US and Europe before things will get better, I think that the stock market will continue to drop fast, as people want to have cash or gold.

@John UnderwoodIn order to take a Coronavirus Related Distribution, you must show an impact by the pandemic.