Slow and steady wins the race.I’m brand new to this, but have been listening to Bigger Pockets for 6 months.Question; if you refinance your home and when the economy hits a recession, can the bank demand the loan to be paid in full immediately?

Because houses are unlikely to lose 40% of the value even if we have another Great Recession tomorrow. 

It's recession proof, crash proof, the investment cannot be seized by the IRS, or foreclosed on and the returns can be scalable. 

It will get even ugly when those who counted on rental income to pay their mortgage in the next recession.

Because when you get properly canned, it's at the beginning or middle of a recession.

Yes there are some people who crush it immediately but the list of people who are financially feee (defined as your passive income providing for every need and want, with no possibility of a downturn or recession changing that) at age 28 is very very short.

I’m sitting onCash to do the same when the next recession hits.

The coronavirus may just be the catalyst to push global economies in to recession territory if governments have trouble containing it. 

They are more recession proof.

There is a ton of opportunity here and the Midwest is less effected by recession.