And getting kicked out, after using up his last straw with you, is a consequence he deserves.So, when I say the following, you can believe that I am not a heartless person, because I am now in the trenches with low-income people and it's honestly no excuse:  Don't make this guy any concessions. 

Can someone please help me understand the consequences, if any, this will have on real estate markets?  

Take it out of the trust, leave it in the trust and change the beneficiary, etc are options and may have tax and liability consequences.

Or suffer the consequences.

Faith-based paper currency is a tool, not an asset - it is also vulnerable - that's history, not junk science.At the very least, this is going to catch some of the over-leveraged off-guard with devastating consequences, unless the banks issue foreclosure moratoriums in parallel with eviction moratoriums. 

People who live like this always suffer severe consequence in due time.

The fact is there are now REAL market consequences headed our way due to supply impacts plus the oil trouble on top. 3.

Recessions, crisises, all have economic consequences that lead to additional deaths when measured against good economic times.

It's a responsibility, it creates freedom, but if used incorrectly can have bad consequences.

David Greene makes it sound very easy....but keep in mind, David Green is a multimillionaire who is a full time real estate professional who is not only able to take on that extra risk with limited consequence to him because of his net worth, but because of his profession, he is an expert, without even really realizing it, at mitigating risks in real estate investment.