Far from the market crash we saw back in 2008.Consumers are less concerned about their employment are still shopping for and purchasing homes as illustrated both by the number of homes to go under contract with a buyer and the number of homes to complete the process and actually sell.

Does anyone have any innovative ideas that could help to educate the consumer side to the many benefits of ADU (additional dwelling unit)tiny houses?

@Jonathan R McLaughlin I have a fairly bullish outlook that this will be short lived, and as has been proven over and over, most consumer's memories are short.I do think a lot of Airbnb hosts will sell/convert to long term, especially when Airbnb forced all hosts to issue full refunds, regardless of refund policy outlined by host.  

I think working only with investors would be very time consuming and stressful for you.

I feel that most lenders/investors are holding tight momentarily as well as the consumers.

It will impact us by consuming reserves.  

The fiscal stimulus and monetary stimulus are good measures economic triage, but consumer spending makes up 70% of the US economy.

I am in the middle of a build out that may affect my re-fi so my plan it to avoid rehabs that are too extensive/time consuming that might get me caught at the bottom of the housing market and affect my ability to BRRRR and recover cash. 

Expect up to 25% of mortgages to go delinquent in the next 90 days. 20% of the workforce are employed in leisure, retail and consumer-facing services.

Expect up to 25% of mortgages to go delinquent in the next 90 days. 20% of the workforce are employed in leisure, retail and consumer-facing services.