there would be no down payment required because of how much equity is in the household, correct?

Pros: Appreciation, income from renting extra rooms, possibility of STR, MTR, or LTRCons: HOA fees, potential distance from work.Option 3: Invest in a Small Studio or 1 bed Condominium in Downtown Seattle and Use It as an Airbnb while traveling - Ensure HOA approval. 

And watch out on the road folks, in 2023 5.7% of households didn’t have car insurance, up 8% YoY.Why this Matters for Real EstateIndirectly this is a signal of overall stubborn inflation; directly, this does matter for the real estate industry.

Of course, but I realize what it actually is; simply a mechanism to replace one of our household incomes.

and their land acreage, traffic count, household median income, population growth requirements?

In 2016 the US Census Bureau found there to be 125,852,000 households in the US.I want you to look at that number.

are these office condominiums?

In College Hill, for instance, your average household income is about $60k.  

Median household income ~$41,000.

In the end, as heads of our respective households,  we should always do what we can, with what we have, to keep keep our families/loved ones safe guarded from such bad possibilities.