I think the speculation I have is real considering the economy is going to be in a recession and this is supposed to be 3x worst then 2008.

Knowledge, Planning, and Executing are the fundamentals of growth both as an individual and as a business.The reason for this post is because there are a lot of discussions about what if's and whether or not we should prepare for the worst of times.

Worst I saw there was some busted hollow-core doors and the cut in the countertop.

The worst part is now the next landlord is calling me because this tenant put me down as a reference.  

The worst thing that could happen is you make them mad, they stop paying rent, don’t leave, and destroy the place.

If this Covid crisis has shown one thing it’s that you need to be prepared for the worst...so while I’m all about strategies to get into a property with little of your own money, i only do so knowing that i have reserves in place should S hit the fan and revenue stops coming in

Our worst case scenario would be to rent them out and become single family home landlords for a period of time, which isn't that bad!!!

The below grade stuff would have been the worst.   

I'm just trying to wrap my head around the worst case scenario.

(obviously the credit cards are worst case as interest is so high) Should I roll my 401k’s and pension into a Roth IRA and use only for Real Estate so I can benefit from not paying taxes if I always own the property (buy & hold)?