It is in effect, a diplomatic F You.

For perspective...the last crisis caused an increase in the money supply of $4 trillion over 3 years.

I really think people are underestimating what we have in front of us which is a colossal economic crisis that will dwarf the 2008 financial crisis and take many down.

I built a home during the depth of the financial crisis and a local bank offered discounted rates on construction loans followed by closing to a conventional loan with them.

Also if we hit a financial crisis this fall 1/2 the rental properties will be for sale down there.  

If you haven't already, have your units inspected regularly and try to anticipate replacement needs so they don't erupt suddenly as a crisis. 

The list below unfolds the groups and presents 11 property management competencies that property owners need to look for when they attempt to hire a Property Manager:Smooth interaction with a wide variety of people, including customers, peers, and contractors.Effective and calm operation under pressure or in crisis situations.Maintaining the “big picture” while working on specific property management tasks.Setting up the performance standards for specific job functions.Effective planning and scheduling.Maintaining an efficient and comprehensive administrative and record-keeping systems.Developing a layout and design plan promoting effective use of labor.Implementing the Housing Act regulations in the workplace.Evaluating a fire- safety system.Monitoring the energy- management program.Conducting an energy audit.All competencies are important for managing the properties as in Orlando as in other areas of the United States; however, some competencies are more essential than others.

World war and a currency crisis.

During the housing crisis, many first-time buyers had trouble qualifying for loans as a result of really strict standards, and they turned to the FHA .Landers now offer loans requiring lower down payments (south of even 10 percent) and have loosened their credit requirements, though you will likely pay a higher interest rate.

Actually, most companies would have to pay big fines for this, if the authorities did their work.As for real estate, in my opinion there is an obvious bubble, but the pace at which real estate prices adjust is slow, so I would expect a delayed reaction to the coronavirus economic crisis, due to the own nature of real estate.