It can be tempting for folks to try to stretch their capital into multiple doors by buying C-class or below, but you're going to be taking on a lot more work and lot more headache than the numbers imply.

I'm approaching 50 and am fortunate enough to be in a pretty good place--unlike several of the approaches you read on here, I haven't stretched to buy a property with no money down, haven't bought fixer-uppers but instead bought everything with 25-30% down, generally with fannie mae compliant 30 year fixed loans.

In AZ it seems like when there is one you can see multiple miles long stretches of forest that are burnt to the ground.

They will calc in a stretched timeline and in most cases, better ROI is available else where. 

I don’t know and I don’t pretend to know but I find it hard to believe that if this stretches out for 18-24 months, which I think is realistic, that there won’t be some ingrained differences in people.

After your lease expires you can then go ahead and purchase it for five years stretching your payments for a very good and reliable car about eight years making it affordable.

Evictions for non-payment may be stretched out as well but that is always the preferred cause of action. 

To say that the US economy will collapse if people have to stay in their homes for 2 more months seems a really far stretch.

There were too many things in the inspection report, and the property was already a stretch price for me.

but don't be afraid to stretch outside your comfort zone...especially now where your downside is very low.