He has over a dozen affiliate companies that pay him every time a member uses their services.

The type (and location) matter a lot but as a general trend vacant Land sales have definitely been slowing down as of late.We have dozens of properties at a time up for sale across multiple states and we spend a healthy amount of money on our Dispo advertising.

Can’t agree more on this assessment 

There's been probably a dozen times the customers have just done something that needed to be attended to in a timely fashion-- not life or death-- but definitely problem some. 

The Blue Ridge Parkway is also closed, even up in Virginia while the NPS assess the damagehttps://www.nps.gov/blri/planyourvisit/gettingaround.htm

From my assessment and experience, B-class locations will have negative cash flow (not break even), depending on how you define them. 

The low price tag is so tempting, but they just don't appreciate like SFHs, HOA and assessments are frustrating, and loan options are limited depending on the building's owner occupant vs renter population. 

I run a real estate data venture that pulls from various private and public sources and curates these reports, so it's not a simple answer.Social Sentiment: Search demand and what people are saying online.Neighborhood Class: Cleanliness, crime, graffiti, and overall health.Demographics: Identify market segments & trends.GDP & Economic Growth: County-level GDP changes to assess economic vitality.Poverty Metrics: Analyze economic challenges.Construction Activity: Easily predict market supply.Occupational Diversity: Forecast housing & commercial needs.Education Insights: Understand community stability.Real Estate Trends: Identify property value & rental cycles.Houston was just a place where I felt like sharing some knowledge.

First, assessing if you can cover losses in the short term is crucial.

@Chris Seveney Thanks, that’s helpful and helps me assess my situation a little better.