The pandemic could cause a financial collapse, then what?

I'm on the phone from the time I awake until I collapse into bed, talking to sellers, investors, JV partners, etc.The 2008 Great Recession taught me to know my financials inside and out and to never, ever, buy a rental property based on the hope of appreciation.

If things collapse, high end homes are the first to drop in value.

“A large part of the economy just collapsed,”"The numbers provided only the first hint of the economic cataclysm in progress.

I've called Birmingham's Housing Authority at least five times last week and I either didn't get an answer or they tell me they don't know...I think any landlord can rent section 8 but the property has to have certain requirements like running water, hard wired smoke alarms, flush toilets and a roof that isnt collapsing.

I had a HELOC closed on me after the last market collapse due to a property value reduction.

I don’t want to sell my primary, however in the event of housing collapse I’m curious to know (Plan B) if I can at least walk away with my HELOC monies free of bank recourse.

IF this does not happen soon, there will be a mortgage crisis before the month is over and the dominoes will fall (see Tom Barracks CNBC video " Commercial Mortgages on brink of collapse").

The financial industry means housing, housing means loans, and when the whole thing collapses from bad practices people lose their houses and lose their money and in addition to that, the over-all economy suffers too.

There may be some after wards but I don’t think housing collapse kind