Giving ordinary people homes in traditional housing developments that are advanced - green, clean, healthy, livable, walkable, integrated wtih the natural communities of non-humans (plants and animals).

I had expected to deal with a healthy number of no-shows, con artists, lowballers, window shoppers, and general weirdos, that did not appear to be the case.

While most young and healthy people do survive the virus, you don’t want to find yourself in hospital during the peak of the spread.

They will be looking for very nice, safe places to live and raise families with a nice vibe for young, healthy, active professional people. 

People's mental health is going to start suffering.

Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. 

And I believe the demand in the Fresno area will always be healthy. 

The downside is that appreciation is less consistent and you could buy at a bad time, and may actually lose money if the market slides.This is why I would stay away from both extremes and aim for something that has a healthy cashflow (enough to at least break even with, after all expenses), and a good potential for future appreciation.

Very healthy discussion.

Regardless, I have a healthy understanding for when and up to what point you can manage something on your own before you should turn to other resources, and I think I'm at that point with this issue.