I think I said this before this is not a financial crisis it’s a pandemic.

Chances are the supervisor will diplomatically deflect all questions back to the building department since that is their job and they know the rules.

Florida in general has an insurance crisis right now, so that should be top of mind as well. 

I feel like I can't expand anymore unless I get help, and to be honest I'm kinda tired of doing it myself (why is it that EVERY time I go out of town, a crisis happens....seriously, every time). 

During this crisis, we have not needed a movie star, politician or quarterback to see us through. 

Thank you both for your responses... provided the Covid-19 crisis doesn't interfere, I will be starting my class at Gold Coast on May 27th!!

Rents likely rose as homeowners who had to go into foreclosure during the crisis added new demand for rental housing.

As an investor who bought on expectation of appreciation, with little to no to negative cash flow, you'll be pressured to sell to get out or will have to absorb the losses (thus the self feeding cycle).Yes, in previous housing crisis Austin fared pretty good, but it was because prices didn't go crazy around here either.

It was more common during the foreclosure crisis when more realtors were in the distressed space. 

Thinking about the pending retirement crisis is a deep enough rabbit hole.I agree, never predict the timing of the economy... but It think it doesn't hurt to anticipate the cyclical nature of the economy staying, cyclical.