You are helping to solve an affordable housing crisis while taking care of your financial future.

This will make things even worse when there is an economic downturn.

Told me repeatedly with the utmost projected confidence that the country was in an economic boom on multiple fronts that would last forever.

The economics, financial, social and mechanical and legal make it fascinating to me.

@Matt CamilliereI strongly suggest you not execute on your stated strategy of encouraging folks to take a Coronavirus Related Distribution from a retirement plan in order to invest in your opportunities.A Coronavirus Related Distribution is a means to solve short term financial pain caused by the economic impact of COVID-19, it is not a "retirement plan hack".  

Lol I am from Spain and believe you do not want to move there if there is a financial crisis.

@Ryan Ebzery I’d be cautious about Warwick as they have an aging population and some financial problems relating to pension obligations that are almost certainly going to mean even higher taxes in the future.They’ve been closing elementary and middle schools over the past several years and I just don’t see a lot of promising developments on the horizon.It’s not a hard no, if you can find the right deal, but I lean against it personally.Providence has some of the same issues but they’re more well known and some of the increased taxes are already baked in (such as different tax rates for landlords vs. owner occupants).I feel we’re in for more unpleasant surprises in the Warwick story and more tax hikes than Providence, and Providence has a lot more going on economically than Warwick by far so I feel it’s more resilient and will bounce back better.I like Cranston quite a bit but a lot of other people do, too, so prices there have kind of gone up quite a bit.

Fed is still being delicate in their methods to balance everything out, and I'm pretty sure their waiting to see where elections 2020 goes before they make any big moves.Use small bits of money to economize where you can as well.

Keep in mind this is a oil town with big ups and downs economically and all property here is inflated drastically because of it.

@Ian Walsh I totally agree, especially this far into an economic expansion and an election coming up that could rile the markets depending on outcome.