When I got based in Chicago(as an airline pilot) I saw that there were many triplexes that were within my price range.

One of the largest employers in the state is Delta Airlines - they most likely will have trouble for months if not years.

He quickly sold out of airlines early into the cycle and lot of people were questioning his decision on that but now it’s becoming more clear on why he did what he did.

In addition, prices for hospital care (+0.4%), home furnishings (+0.4%), and airline fares (+2.6%) were key contributors, while heavily COVID impacted industries like autos and recreation continued to have price declines.

Personally, I travel internationally a lot and so I like the Chase Bank Visa point system, as I use a sapphire card personally and can then xfer points out to various airlines and hotel groups.The Points Guy is kind of like Biggerpockets, but for CC reward points.

I know my stocks are doing well but they are all tech stocks and while they represent a chunk of the stock market, they do tell me squat about the average mom and pop store that closed down or the thousands of retail or restaurant workers who are out of a job or how close to 100k airline employees will lose jobs come September 30.

It's also how airlines like Spirit, Frontier, etc have such low rates, but by the time you pick your seat, add a carry on, etc. now you are paying about the same as the regular carriers.

Make sure you have a card that gives you double the points, or if you have an airline credit card, that's a great way to go to.

Airline tickets to check on your investment will cause profits to evaporate on small deals scattered all over.If not still in the military, I'd start off with something simple like a large house (4+ beds) or a duplex. 

You see, everyone was cutting them up and I was racking up massive monthly airline points as my card was linked to all my Home Depot purchases.