I work at the Nuclear power plant so my schedule is weird and offers me a lot of time off during the week days.

Yeah, I DO call that a resilient market.

Be resilient in your pursuit.

Joining bigger pockets is a great first step.  2020, the year is here.Yes, Corey 2020 is definitely the year of resilience and growth.

Hi Vincent, agree w/David, its a pretty resilient sector, people buy stuff when times are good and store stuff when times are tough.  

But the more you invest in areas where there is evidence of stable cashflow and demonstrates a resilience to rental losses or reductions over a LONG HISTORY, the more likely you will continue to not suffer rental losses during economic downturns.Same with Expenses.

So far in the last few years we've seen real estate become less affordable for the average person and while price reductions have been more prevalent in the pandemic "boom markets" many people have been surprised to see how resilient the housing market is.

Amazons new plant is going to do some great things for our economy as well.

A couple of years ago when the regional water deal was being put together by the suburbs and Chamber of Commerce there was going to be money in there (from the suburbs) that would have paid to replace those lines plus upgrade the plant, develop a second intake, and upgrade sewer lines.

One is my main job(yardman at a concrete plant)and the other is to supplement income(valet trash).