This is going to have far reaching ripple effects into loan defaults and will carry over into residential real estate when all of these employees are now out of jobs and unable to pay the bills

The "Deal With It Phase": At risk populations are still largely stuck indoors. 

It’s a ripple effect as more folks buy houses.

How dare somebody not realize an actual indoor toilet is a luxury that can be used by a dozen people!

Ultimately I want to add a smart lock as well & indoor security camera facing the door that gets activated / starts recording when a specific combo is entered (one that would only be used for USPS/Fedex/UPS deliveries - to mimic the functionalities of Amazon Key for in house deliveries (so a delivery person can drop off a package in the common area hallway and there would be a recording between the time he/she opened and closed the door).

@Shawn Westbrook I would add a small fire extinguisher to my kit.Also, toothpicks and wood glue are great for fixing stripped out holes in door frames; put some glue on the toothpicks and shove them in the hole.

If you're willing to handle some of the maintenance, how many kicked-in doors have you replaced, how many smashed windows have you changed out, how many busted cabinets have you ripped out?

My vacation rentals aren't in your location (we're located in the Joshua Tree, CA desert area), but just want to chime in and say that we have everything at our properties (Nintendo, tons of indoor and outdoor games, hot tub, movie projector, mortal kombat arcade, etc.) and we also have a pool table, and that thing gets used like nobody's business!

However now 2 weeks in a row, I have squatters breaking in through windows and kicking in doors.

I do not know your area in question but I’m from Toronto and this area is highly over priced and hence I have been buying in smaller cities surrounding it that are benefiting from the ripple effect as well as massive pro immigration laws in Canada as opposed to USA.Mark Cuban says diversification is for idiots.