Some pretty wild theories here.. one main difference between the financial markets and the housing market is that nobody needs stocks to sleep in.RE markets are driven by supply and demand.

You even said there are lots of unknowns, which is true, but above it you speculated wildly about how the end is nigh. 

The wild card here is a miracle drug that allows faster return to normal.

I continue to keep working on my properties to make sure I'll be somewhere else for the next pandemic, preferably far, far, far the f**k away from wild-eyed crazies with no medical backgrounds who are suddenly virologists because they've watched an episode of House and know in their hearts they deserved better than the straight C's they got through high school.

Was the wild fires most of the problem I’m sure.

By current CA law a renter who is unrelated to the homeowner has almost FOUR MONTHS in which to vacate, AFTER the change of ownership (early in the 2008 debacle I think it was 30 days, and it was a kind of "wild west" with "landlords" renting out properties that didn't even belong to them). 

The sad part in all this mess is the fact the guy( Morris) could have been wildly successful and built an empire (legally )had he done things the right way he still could have really made a name for himself .

I want to turn that property into a hardened SFR that can take all kinds of abuse and come back strong after the tenant leaves.And the wild thing is, it's the better-built places, the places that were nicest originally, that have always been messed with, remodeled the least over the years and can be turned most easily into solid rentals.

You wild dawg.

He has real, big company experience, is wildly successful, and has a proven system for coaching.