Of course I live a very frugal lifestyle compared to my income, have no debt other then primary residence, also drive a 12 year old SUV that I paid cash for 4 years ago, and don't really buy "stuff", and if I do its on sale, I use coupons, negotiate the price, take advantage of CC cashback, free shipping offers, etc. 

Now, even poor people are fat, waste food, have the internet, have a car, have Air Conditioning, live in bigger houses, everybody has access to electricity, gas is relatively cheap, we have an Over Supply of Oil, roads are relatively well kept, tires last longer, instead of a car going 100,000 miles they go 300,000 miles, clothing is almost free at 2nd hand stores, bundles of clothes are shipped over seas because they can't be sold here, everybody has a gadget that fits in their pocket that gives them instant access to anybody in the world by entering a phone number or email address or URL, can play 1,000s of songs, and has far more compute power than what it took to put men on the moon. 

“If you want to take the island, burn the boats”Alexander the Great, who created an empire that stretched from his home in Macedonia to India, ostentatiously burned his ships when arriving in Persia in 334BC.

Large Shipping industry.3.

Batteries and Pharmaceuticals are great examples.Looking at the flow of shipping containers, it's going to be a while until China will be able to get back into the bulk export business, even if they magically get their workers back to work.

Since its a jeep, I would recommend that you jump ship now as its likely to only get worse with more issue.

@Dominic Balconi  in the PM business It really depends on asset class.I have a friend here in Portland that has over 6,000 units he only takes on Class B apartments or better.you talk about a tight ship and with less than 1% vacancy and all your owners are high net worth .. he has a great businesssuper profitable.. etcI also know of course many who chose to go into C and D class section 8 low end rental business HIgh stress high touch big turn out factor.. there is only so much drama you can take.. and so much hey rent did not get paid.. hey they trashed the unit etc etc.. it wears on you.so in my mind PM is really about asset class... not so much about pm as a whole..

Poor workman ship in the past? 

work force housing sector can take some pretty big hits . the hardest hit business's are going to be restaurants ( already seeing many close) hotels  travel related business's.. airlines and of course cruise industry.. although a vast majority of cruise ship staff are from all over the world.. but how are they going to get home ?

Occupancy will go done, investors will panic and jump ship and prices will fall!