They're tech, worldwide, so he thinks it doesn't matter if they go back.   

Bakersfield was mostly an oil and ag community and both sectors were hit pretty hard which obviously took the area down pretty far, but in the past few years there have been massive changes and adaptations away from the solely ag and oil community. 

Nearly all of my tenants have recently moved to ABQ for jobs in the healthcare sector, government, and movie industry.

At the last one, there were a couple of presentations that touched on this topic and indicated we probably have 4-5 years of reasonably strong growth ahead in the single family world barring some national or worldwide economic crisis.

@David Hodge, Hello, your post and the replies outline the problem worldwide at this time.

There are only a few people in the sector that I would recommend as most of the insurance agents are not familiar, or not willing to minimize their commission to maximize the cash value of a policy. 

We have never shut down the economy....worldwide.

But this is a game changed for probably 3-4 months in the health sector minimum.... 9-12 months on the Confidence/ Economy/ consumption... re-adjusting will be huge. 

I don’t know that sector but the number isn’t appealing in the abstract

Those folks may just say screw it not renting those things anymore if thats the way they are going to be in a world wide crisis. remember they dont give a rip about you or your finances.. and frankly there is risk in business .. when its good you make a lot of money when its bad maybe you lose some money..