These are very simple loans.

And we know there is NOT rampant "bloat" in rent prices because if there were, it's also simple math that landlords would be rushing to create additional units to capitalize in that "pay day" right, because it's "bloated" rents, meaning over sized profit margins, which to be true would mean it's "cheap" to create new units vs the over sized profits it's producing.......

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Keep it simple and form an LLC in the state where the real estate is located.

That's the simple reality of it.

This is simple.

Pretty simple when we have this happen. 

Quote from @Ryan Dunner: It's very simple math.

For argument's sake, and to keep the math simple, let's say you have $1 Million in ETF's or some other safe-ish, well-diversified assets.Step 1:  Take out an SBLOC (Security backed line of credit) on said portfolio. 

I do not think it will be nearly as simple as a "drop" or "crash" of any kind.