Here is the average breakdown of Unemployment State-by-State with the additional $600 boost. New York Times today.Boy can you imagine the windfall when all those landlords forgive rent!

There are a whole bunch of reasons to believe that we are heading for a worsening recession (or the start of a recession - usage of the word "recession" to describe the current climate depends on your political affiliation here in 2022 - I welcome all viewpoints on this!) 

The fall/winter will be predictably sluggish until the market roars back in late winter/spring of 2022, which is the normal pattern we’ve now come to expect year after year (aside from the pandemic and the 2008 housing recession).

There isn’t much you can do, just prime rising like every one else just need for inflation to cool or a recession to happen to see it come back down and first mortgage rates drop.

It is a relatively new loan product that has spun out of the recession and is part of the new group of loans available in the Non-QM market.

So just my 2cents here, but I think investing in tax liens is a bad idea, especially in a "good" economy time like now.There is much less supply now vs in the trough of a recession and your major competitors are hedge funds/banks. 

I mainly looked at tertiary markets where a recession is less likely to have a significant impact, and properties aren't too overvalued.

Currently, home values across the city are still very low and have yet to recover from the recession.

Some experts are saying there is another recession on the way.

If history is any guidance, the Great Recession was an opportunity once in a lifetime.