Today I'm a very successful Treasury Manager for a Fortune 1000 company.

Has anyone heard about the US Treasury changing underwriting rules for multifamily?

In addition - coronavirus fears are making investors pile into treasuries, which is driving rates down.

The gov has been stealing their profits and sweeping to treasury under the guise of “conservatorship”

If demand for petrodollars falls...it would dethrone the dollar as the reserve currency which would cause countries to dump their Treasuries...inflation...we are talking mega trillions.

So I would invest boldly in the broader stock market in index funds at this moment and government treasuries indexes are good options too, all of this is really depending on your timeline.

With both the Treasury and Fed spending trillions on propping the economy up and a major supply glut in housing, there is no indication there will be a major hit to real estate prices.

Look at recnt Treasury 30 year auction, almost nobody in the world is buying.

The 30YFRM has more correlation with 10 Year Treasury notes.

The Fed Reserve and Treasury do a little dance to flood the market with money - propping up the stock market artificially.Not an original thought: A weakened supply chain and cheap money = crippling inflation.