You guys are so doom and gloom, come on man, the fed (that caused all this btw) is going to save EVERYONE, Banks, credit unions, trust and mortgage companies, investment banks, underwriters, brokerage firms, hard money lenders, stock speculators, the airline, auto, restaurant,hotel, bar, retail, casino, and travel industries,money market funds, the repo market, the global fx market, the stock market (direct purchases soon), the bond market, the derivatives market (oop's sorry ronin capital), consumer spending (helicopter money only 3 weeks away), your local bowling league and oh yea, air bnb.Don't worry the largest financial event of our lifetimes, BY FAR, will be over in a jiff and you will be rested and ready to get back to work!

We are Canadian healthcare professionals living and working in the SF Bay Area.

It did happen when a very limited supply is crossed with tons of global money over multiple cycles. 

They have large physical offices in 3 Texas cities plus Phoenix and 50,000 members globally. 

I also suspect the outcome is variable, another lesson from history.There is no way that shutting down the world will not have a profound affect on the global economy, that much is a clear and sound prediction.What does that mean?

Having strong relationships with your lenders makes getting through tough times, say a global pandemic, much easier. 

I owned one way up on the Canadian border and renovated it and it turned out great. 

Every global Invester must buy at least1 or 2 properties in the Middle East specifically in Jordan , as “Reconciliation “ is happening now,, remembering that this is a holy land and the humanity started from there ,,

@Cole FleishourRefer to https://tribunalsontario.caIf you are Canadian

I lived in WA for nearly 20 years, from the White Salmon area to Seattle, Bellingham - I owned a house in Sumas on the Canadian border, too.You know what might work for Chelan for the workers who need to live there year round, is to find a LIHTC (low income housing tax credit) investor group to build an apartment complex or two in town.