I have faith in the resiliency of the U.S., although it can take a lot more time than we hope to recover. 

Closer to Boston still sees more resilience in recession / economic downturn.

This proved tp me that Class B properties are the most resilient asset class amongst multifamily.

OKC is historically stable; average appreciation but resilient to economic uncertainty and the government pays the vast majority of the rent with Section 8.Other midwest markets are on my radar; Indinapolis, Cleveland, Memphis, Kansas City, Little Rock, Huntsville.

Admittedly there will be a LOT of those deemed 'non-essential' who will suffer financially & fall back to Guv welfare, but there seems to be an uncanny resilience to financial doom for most.

I'm glad you asked 😁This may not be the most popular opinion on a forum full of hopeful investors but the Las Vegas housing market is already building a reputation as being one of the nations "most resilient" housing markets.

Never a W-2 since 1986.Being resilient and persistent are key qualities to entrepreneurs.

develop more resiliency in my personality.

It will be interesting to see how resilient and adaptable our economy in the face of this upcoming shift.

It takes a high level od dedication, commitment and resiliency to even continue in the wholesale business.