Hey Joe, I've worked in the remodeling industry for a few years so I've got a few connections I could share with you.

This advice won't be super helpful either, but I personally hate the whole appraisal industry. 

Our BP site has a lot more to offer for your better understanding of the industry. 

I spent many years in the restaurant industry in St.

They’re also in the hospitality industry with a lot of experience.

This is referring to “excess business losses” which is the concept of limiting losses in any one business to 500k (MFJ) in any given year to offset other income.Real estate is the major industry benefiting from this because of depreciation increasing paper “losses”.

As far as RE diversification I would look at it by sector: multi family, residential, commercial, industrial and self-storage.

(https://www.americanbanker.com/news/is-mortgage-industry-equipped-to-implement-washingtons-forbearance-planIt's not a lump sum after 90 days; this whole effort is to avoid creating foreclosures - not postponing them.

We've both been forged in the fires of the music industry, so bring on the sleeplessness, HA! 

Could "landlording" become a more regulated/taxed industry?