Kicking folks out who can't make their rent due to temp employment concerns is another way to end up depleting your reserves and having no choice but to sell. 

owner occ houses are doing quite well right now given the rates.. so i dont see a crash if anything i see owner occ purchases at the median price point in given markets to continue to be robust.. and on the investment side a flight to fixed assets and safety even if their is a temp issue with getting tenants or collecting rent.... stability will be important..

One had a temp job in a pension compliance department of a bank."

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@Tesho Akindele I’ve been doing Airbnb in North Tempe and making 2x in profits every month.

Temp is usually around 0 this time of year, but is 36 right now!).

I am in Chandler, and I think the off-season is more muted in Tempe/Chandler/Gilbert.

Along the lines of what @Mike McCarthy said, why not offer a generator to the building and run temp power to the necessities. 

If a tenant asks for a lease modification because of a loss of job permanent/temp/reduction in hours/reduction in pay.

LOL....and her temp has gone down to close to normal, but she's taking no chances.