It is a lot of capital getting pumped into these assets, so we ask why, why is it that those in control of such vast capital amounts are in a mad dash to press it into asset's? 

I used to go to Adrenaline a lot before my kids were born. 

The longer this goes one, landlords get more and more in the hole, whereas tenants just get a bigger reason to move-out and dash at the end.Curious regarding thoughts on this, and if you even see the forbearance as a big benefit, knowing you have a stack of payments waiting for you on the back end of it...

The longer this goes one, landlords get more and more in the hole, whereas tenants just get a bigger reason to move-out and dash at the end.Curious regarding thoughts on this, and if you even see the forbearance as a big benefit, knowing you have a stack of payments waiting for you on the back end of it...

Remember this is a cross country run not a 100 yard dash.  

It's always changing, but the adrenaline and excitement of getting the job done right because I was prepared has never faded. 

Planning and investing for retirement is more like a brisk walk and not a dash.

With the advancement in technology and the mad dash to make everyday life happen remotely I believe now more than ever investing from out of state can be seamless.

Its like sampling a NFL players 40 yard dash but for apartment underwriting.

Here's one (dashing out to an appointment):  https://www.globest.com/2020/04/29/demand-jumps-in-single-family-rental-market/