Antidotally, I was on a webinar with a bunch of large operators (1000+ units each) yesterday and they were all saying that their occupancy rates are stable and they haven't seen a decrease in lease ups.

Things in CT / MA are somewhat stable as far as rents go thanks to the stimulus checks and the increase in unemployment benefits.

I inherited a stable renter, so this was a win-win for me all the way around.

I’m also certain that as soon as the quarantine is lifted there will be a title waive of new Section 8 tenants looking for stable living environments.

I am a teacher about 11 years away from early retirement.

In 'passive' (income) defiance we were buying, buying, buying & with CASH.Having just turned 65 he admitted he can't retire until his mid 70's, after many years of a high end consulting income, a recent large mortgage & because (according to his wife) his own very poor financial investments.Every Landlord Needs To See This Shocking Chart Before May 1stby Tyler DurdenSat, 04/25/2020Last week we identified a potential rent strike brewing among the working poor in New York City.

Without going into too much detail, my current job has put me in a somewhat unique situation of having a enough capital to begin investing with from a signing bonus, but not having a stable or high enough income with which I think I could qualify for conventional loans.

I am looking to sell my rental home to buy another rental but i retired and my income is limited so i don’t qualify to the same amount of the price of the sell, I can add my daughter in law to the mortgage but then she will have to be on the tittle.Can i add her to the tittle before the se sell and how long in advance?

I am wanting to pursue long distance investing in rental properties, as local properties are out of reach for me currently, and I want to go with a more stable market such as the mid west.

I have a W2 job that I love and have 15 years until retirement.