Granted, in certain markets, cash flow is your only way to make money because there is little appreciation...You need to realize that only in the past ~7years have rent been increasing, and increasing at an unprecedented rate. 

(my own market of Phoenix has seen an unprecedented increase of 20-25%) So naturally, you see operators, owners, and managers saying things like "The market is saturated" My sincere questions are:How do you know a market is saturated?

We are definitely in some unprecedented times.

I say this, because we are in unprecedented times, and no one knows how things are going to play out- whether the U.S. economy gets Volcker'ed and interest rates get pushed into the teens (personally I don't think that will happen, this is just for illustration purposes) and eventually brings inflation down to the target 2% we were used to, or the Fed eases us into a new normal of 4% from here on out, the havoc it could potentially wreak on the economy in the process either way and the effects this will have on the investing landscape. 

A community that is unmatched, he's a go-giver that provides an unprecedented amount of value. 

Eventually somethings got to give, but we're in unprecedented territory I think.

Yes, the market will recover at some point, bit this steep drop in a matter of weeks is unprecedented since 1929.The market could very well keep diving to DOW 15000. 

@Prima Serv now I hope tenants can pay as these are unprecedented times for all of us !

This unprecedented statewide cap applies to month-to-month and fixed-term tenancies, with exceptions for new construction and regulated affordable housing.

That kind of plunge would be unprecedented in the nation's history."