I was buying in Class C areas coming out of financial crisis.  

Remarkably, even during the Great Financial Crisis, Lexington experienced growth in home prices probably in part due to the USB.With a diverse job market, Lexington exhibits resilience against severe economic downturns as well.

Could be a mid-life crisis - I don't know.  

I agree with @Nathan Gesner that the migrant issue is fueling the fire on the affordable housing crisis, more people needing them has to drive scarcity. 

Disrupting the industry and offering low income housing to alleviate the nation's housing crisis?

I happened to start learning about private equity funds, stakeholder capitalism, and the housing crisis last week and also started getting more active on the BP forums.I posted about struggling with finding investors for syndication and got some good comments about why this is the case for many syndicators right now.One comment referred to something about FEMA flood insurance rate maps and that rang a bell in my head about a random old piece of land I got a few years ago when I was heavily into tax deed auctions in Florida.

Mortgage applications are negative YoY, and remain near the lows during the Financial Crisis.

As an active investor and agent in New York and New Jersey - let me say, I've "seen this movie" before. 2001 - 9/11 - New York is dead2008 - Global Financial Crisis - New York is dead2020 - COVID - New York is deadWell, turns out New York came back each and every time.

If you find yourself in disagreement with a decision or fine, it’s important to approach the situation calmly and diplomatically.

Sure, there are some oddball exceptions for religious objections or foreign diplomats, but I'm not aware of a Federal law that says you are required to rent to someone without a SSN.