The tipping point would be when the average American can't get basics like food, medicine, or shelter and is forced to choose between starvation and death or violence.  

Landlords aren't their mommy. 69% of Americans have less than $1,000 in savings. 

@Ron Fletcher Here is life after COVID 19 ...The truth is that life and future of the average American family has been screwed for many many years to come.

We wanted a piece of the American dream too!

We wanted a piece of the American dream too!

Millions of Americans will be unemployed in a few moments and homes values will go down to nothing.

For instance the Texas markets are job tigers, and the San Francisco area is heavily able to work at home, and the New York market is and always has been its own animal--doing it's own thing.Whatever hit may happen though, it seems like the government will continue on with the MAGA stuff and continue to allow Americans to pull themselves up by the bootstraps vs just talking and lining their own pockets as so many in the past have done.

The mortality rate for the coronavirus in the US continues to fall as more and more Americans are able to be tested.12 days ago the US coronavirus mortality rate was 4.06Today the mortality rate is down to 1.29%!

More importantly how our economy will likely not be able to bounce back from so many lost jobs/income over the next 2-3 months (avg American has $400 in savings) and revenue for small businesses/fortune companies alike. 

About 675,000 Americans died from that pandemic that lasted over a year.