At the Great Recession, loans were difficult to obtain. 

I would say there is no way that can give you 10% return consistently, especially not passive. just buy index funds and hope there is no recession is what I will do with that amount of money.

It's my understanding that KC did not recover as fully from the Great Recession as some other mid-west cities.

I charge $150/can if it is new work, old work (if I have to fish) $200/can and that INCLUDES the cost of the can and trim (recessed cans are no more than $12ea and trims anywhere from $10-$25 depending what the customer wants.

Apartment REITs outpaced other commercial real estate sector and the S&P 500 in the subsequent years following the 2008 recession.2020 was, as we’ve all heard, an unprecedented time.

Especially if we enter a mild recession and there are some deals to be had. 

We didn't need to recess the beam into the floor joists as we had adequate height.

Excited to hear thoughts both for and against.What happens to apartment cap rates (B/B+/A- Workforce; NOT luxury) when these assets come out of the "Covid-Recession" relatively unscathed (Theory: Most people given enough stimulus money and unemployment checks will pay for food,water,shelter first) and interest rates are zero? 

All are steady and fairly recession-resistant.

By investing in new sectors, such as digital media, biotechnology, and life sciences, the region has protected itself from job losses experienced in many other Ontario communities during the recession.