Hopefully things will still be stable around that time. 

I actually laughed because he has all my accounts and most of my loans so he should know I'm about as stable as one can be.

It's a very stable market (even though the last downturn) and has very approachable price points! 

Some markets will be stable, some will be hurt, others will rise in value.

However many, if not most, Landlords rely on their tenants' rent payments to make their mortgage, healthcare, college tuition for their children, retirement income, etc. – waiving rent is simply not an option and allowing delayed rent payments can create significant financial hardship in their own right.

The mortgages that the banks have given investors are held in pension funds and retirement accounts.

We are active duty military, currently own a rental property in Louisiana (where we are originally from), live in Florida, will be moving to Nebraska next year, and will likely retire somewhere in the south.

Many people who are financially stable are working part time (retired people, students whose parents are funding them, etc) and this will allow them to withhold payments to their housing provider, but this bill does that.

Basically, this has been our first step in retiring our mother who has been working in the hotel industry and now age 60.

@Owen Thornton One REI book I enjoyed was "Retire Early With Real Estate" by Chad Carson, also a BP published book.also..."