Can a drop in real estate values be prevented by ANY amount of government intervention, inclusive of printing money, placing pauses on evictions/foreclosures, or anything else we can think of, etc? 

It does seem inevitable that this will impact the housing market, since the interventions are a combination of a band-aid and kicking the can down the road.

If not for those two government interventions, we'd have more inventory in the market and lower prices.

We feel like it might take some intervention on our part to ensure it is added so that we can claim it in the Zillow system and use your services.

In fact they almost never do, as central bank intervention, stock buybacks, an increase of passive investors, high frequency trading/algorithms, interest rate manipulation, quantitative easing, government stimulus spending etc. have been saving the global financial system from falling off a cliff, while befuddling bears and short sellers, for several years leading up to COVID 19. 

The more frequently the property is reviewed and implemented with needed intervention, the better the asset will perform.Property Type 5: Overpriced PropertiesThe final type of properties that aren’t doing well are those that were overpriced when purchased.

The more frequently the property is reviewed and implemented with needed intervention, the better the asset will perform.Property Type 5: Overpriced PropertiesThe final type of properties that aren’t doing well are those that were overpriced when purchased.

Patrick,Chinese economy appears to have flourished as a result of less govt intervention and a more predominant capitalistic approach.

I have a property management company but plenty of situations arise which need intervention for smaller properties.

But is government intervention the answer?