I've breezed through Mitch's posting but thought I might hammer out some details for you to read, apologize if this duplicates anything Mitch has already said, he obviously put a lot of effort into his post.First, I would estimate a majority of airline pilots do not live in the base they are assigned to.

I can always bring the hammer down if they don't listen. 

The tourist industry is getting hammered right now.That said, something that could offer a unique experience might do very well in the future.

Some companies like OpenDoor may get hammered if they overpaid, thinking the market was still going up at 20-30% a year and that's what their buying model was...and now it slows to 3%....not sure where they borrow, but if holding costs go up too, they can get squeezed.

Like Goethe said, are you the hammer, or are you the nail?

You, as the landlord, need to hammer the info to them and take the info back from them that you need.

How do you expect to get into speedo shape for the beach next summer without swinging a hammer, Bob?

In terms of real estate marketing for example, I hammer the fact that I work with investors, rentals, stuff like that.

Some entity (s) has the ability for AI computers to hammer prices up, or down and that entity has enough liquidity to move markets enough to trigger stop orders on us consumer investors. 

HUD will hammer you and the licensed agent who is assisting you with the purchase.