@Charlie Fitzgerald  its just we have short memories.. and Appreciation tends to get targeted as anyone who would invest for appreciation is not wise..when in fact in 07 to 2010 NO model was immune from the wipe out.I look at OPUS  huge billion dollar commercial developer from Minnesota.. they build some of the premier commercial retail in PDX for 20 years.they got caught holding a ton of commercial in Phoenix and had to file BK.For me cash flow is nice but appreciation and forced appreciation is nicer and better payday.as for cash flow I like interest  and not dealing with tenants and PM's...

Houses are selling very quickly here, but I would guess that will come to a stand still in the near future as infection cases quickly multiply over the next couple weeks.

I think what he needs to realize is when you build a community and a bad apple infects the rest, it's all going to come down. 

It's something to watch 3...6 months from now, no one is immune to this (excuse the pun).I don't expect everything to be business as usual even when the death rate slows, there will have to be cutbacks by corporations and professionals to compensate for the losses.

This idea comes with the knew "defund the police" and a lot of states moving to get rid of qualified immunity officers will be much less hands-on leading to more crime even in affluent communities.

Many homeowners are wondering how they will pay their mortgages, and others are wondering if we will experience a new real estate market crash, pointing to a wave of foreclosures.Unlike in the Great Recession, once the virus is contained and immunity begins to take over the population.

My score dipped when I bought my current house via FHA, 1st time homeowner and then 8 months after my purchase I was hospitalized for 6 days with a Staph infection in my lungs.   

In addition, automobiles were becoming commonplace for the wealthy and middle class allowing cross country travel.

Drug lord just like a roaches that has already immunized from PM notices and Police.

I have had home appliances, and there are automobile electrical problems I know of, with the same exact characteristics.