I ended up with about a month of AirBnb properties during this COVID crisis and was making about $900/month on my one bedroom and $1,100 on my three-bedroom.

And the only time we've seen your worse case scenario, was due to a crisis cause by the industry itself.

Real estate is inherently a long-term, illiquid investment, and while our eREIT programs strive to provide early liquidity to investors who need it, we may suspend or limit these programs in certain scenarios, such as during a financial crisis."2.

Texas is a good state to invest in not because of lack of state tax, but because it has net immigration, diversification of its economy away from oil & gas, property price recovery from the 1980s S&L crisis (mostly DFW and Houston), relocation of corporate headquarters to Texas, and low overall cost of state government.

I most often see it when we have students or diplomats from overseas that do not have SSN's and offer to pay upfront to secure a property.Best of luck to your friend in search of a new home, I hope she finds exactly what she is looking for.

@Bryan Clement Not everyone is presented with the same opportunities as you, if they were, there wouldn’t be a student debt crisis.

Because the rising tide has lifted all boats since the Great Financial Crisis.

Homeless Crisis.

The dominos are set up that you do not have an action until after they have taken their action, and you left enough time in the line for your lender to work without creating a crisis for him.

People will absolutely lose their minds.What if the real housing crisis isn't a crash but rather continued unaffordability?