The press can magnify the problem with a lot of stories, but in the end, this is just a math issue.   

In the long run I say home ownership is the way to go, because inflation will always press rents higher.

I have read the press releases from the CEO's of the flags we own. 

Another cheap alternative is a French Press and kettle.  

I think if it was a property that I was personally managing I would have been frustrated, stressed... etc, but honestly I wasn't so much.... my bank account hurt quite a bit and it put me back quite a bit..... but at the end of the day, I didn't have to deal with it... things like this discouraging investors from pressing on Or giving up on Investing I think is way more costly than the actual damage.

You might just need to press the "pause" button until you can accumulate more capital.

Matt, here's the study you're talking about: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.14.20062463v1"Background Addressing COVID-19 is a pressing health and social concern.

The pause button is essentially pressed, or in more technical terms (as interest was likely accruing and tax and insurance still being paid out of escrow, the quickest impact will likely a slight increase to escrow) but other than that your payment stays the same for years 7-30 and then the 6th year (when you didn’t make payments) gets added on in year 31.

Keep focused and press on.

If a guy walked in wearing a perfectly pressed suit, crisp white shirt, shiny oxfords, and with looks to kill, I would say holy cow!