Food, Water, Shelter, these are the fundamental NEEDS of human life, correct?

All are fact-specific.Factors to consider:Type of collateral (residential/commercial, secured/unsecured, asset class)Location of collateral (which state)Length of termType of borrower (consumer/commercial, human or entity)Type of lender (per SEC definitions)Structure of the debt You see, some debt can also be a security under SEC regulations. 

Buyers care little if the $2k per month buys $170k or $240k, actually if anything human ego comes into play and they feel more achieving with the HIGHER not lower amount because again, budgets are on the PAYMENT not the purchase price. 

You shouldn't need more than a week or two to turnover units (fingers crossed :-))It's dealer's choice on whether or not you want to leave your units vacant during the winter - I wouldn't personally as that is throwing cash out the window as well as may cause maintenance issues in the future depending on your plumbing, heating, etc. not being used for an extended amount of time.As far as them not leaving in time for Summer - I wouldn't worry about that too much.

@Adam TafelI think the problem with the article and most of the comments here is how humans have so much trouble thinking about things in a macro sense.

There was a Drug dealer and his family who didn't care about his neighbors and was a real rowdy guy.It's crazy how a small amount of people can bring an entire neighborhood down, but this group did.The house came with a tenant that eventually stopped paying the $500 per month rent.

I first plan to give every homeless human being a home that cannot be sold for less unless another one is being moved into.

Leave it to human beings to muck up a lease!

Batchleads is decent Invelo is decent so far… not sure they have texting yet text blasts are better if humanized 

That's 99.99% true, however this current situation is the 0.01% time when its LITERALLY the worst time in human history to buy.