Putting 5% down I am going to live in it for a year.Financing it by money I’ve saved up and pulling out a HELOC on one of my previous BRRR’s.This is my largest rehab to date.

The planned increases were to my last 4 (of 12) remaining inherited tenants, and the planned increases were over $100/mn.The property is in Seattle, WA, which has the largest number of cases.However, in defense of moving forward with the eviction, (1) I will already be taking a hit due to the eviction ban, and (2) the eviction ban raises concerns about rent freeze/control (and I dont want to be stuck with low rents because I was trying to be kind...)

We were quite new to the scene and this was at the time our largest purchase.

It took a very long time but we were finally able to sell that property for a nice profit in 2017.One important distinction is that the cause of the last recession was the real estate market bubble bursting which caused prices to tumble.

The largest was 300,000 square foot. 

KU Med is one of the largest employers in the MSA.

For context, here is some background information.I am an airline pilot for one of the world’s largest airlines.

Texas's largest grocery store HEB limiting hours to slow the runs on supplies.If there are layoffs, or failed businesses, this is going to be hard on those who work with the public (fast food, retail, salons, etc...), and that will trickle up the economy to Landlords for sure.I suppose we will see the welfare roles go up for a short time.

I have the following 30-year fixed mortgages on rentals (some of which I bought down the rate at purchase):4.875%5.25%5.25%5.00% - smallest loan4.75% - largest loanWhen I say largest, I’m talking like $85K.  

There is a distinct possibility that people will miss paychecks and others may lose their jobs.