In the medium to long term I think it will benefit note investors by increasing the supply of non-performing notes.

Good morning Texans,Does anyone have a good article to share about Texas regulations when it comes to text blasting, cold calling and sending RMVs? 

It has supply at extremely low levels and most homeowners have a large amount of equity.

Real estate is considered a hard asset like gold and usualy does well in times of uncertainty. 2008 of course is an exception as we all remember, but it started as a mortgage and housing crisis (over supply, lack of demand, debt collaps) that became an economic recession. 

At some point in the past, i analyzed investing in US but due to our local regulations i took a step back.

I am happy to deliver groceries, medicine, supplies...whatever. 

Even if the supply wasn't rising we should see less buyers in the market, which will increase the monthly inventory supply as time goes on.Supply up and demand down implies that the median home price will drop and should continue to drop for a good amount of time.I absolutely do not recommend panic selling, especially if the subject property is your primary residence.

The govt requires them to allow tenants extensions to make rent payments - their non regulated lenders don’t have to oblige. only conventional loans under government guidelines are required to allow borrowers their own extensionsThis will certainly get interesting

First- Home heating tanks are exempt from federal regulation and usually exempt from state regulation unless they exceed a certain capacity (typically 1,000 to 2,000 gallons).

It may be beneficial because their would likely be a high demand seeing how the supply is so low, but on the flip side, I'm thinking there is no other multifamily properties because there isn't enough demand in the neighborhood.