I love the flexibility of my RN position - full time is 3 days a week (12 hour shifts).

I think this is going to change the way businesses think about office space, and shift to telework, thus ticking up vacancies.

no, no change in my situation, I work at UT and we shifted to online education.

Half the guys are black guys working one 12 hour shift. 

I often specialize in C class (but plan to start shifting to B) properties, so I'm often dealing with very motivated sellers, and I'm careful in the deals I craft to be mutually beneficial.

In New Hampshire's rolling hills and lakes so blue,The housing market has seen a shift anew,Multi-family homes now take center stage,As people seek to share their living wage.From Portsmouth's coast to Concord's bustling streets,Families seek homes with plenty of seats,For grandparents, cousins, and siblings too,A space for everyone, old and new.These homes offer more than just a roof,Communal spaces and shared resources, a proof,Of the growing trend towards cooperation,As families seek to build a strong foundation.Investors too have taken note,Seeing the potential in this new remote,Of the multi-family market in New Hampshire,A win-win for both renters and their managers.So if you're looking for a place to call home,A multi-family dwelling may not roam,From the rolling hills to the city streets,A cozy nest awaits, where love and community meets.

You have the ability to auto-request applications (keeps everything easy and in one place - so listing, tenant screening applications, leases and other tools like rent collection and maintenance tracking are all available, just to keep the process seamless).

Taking into account down international markets, shifts in leading housing markets like Dallas, and the current trade wars, being ready for a recession is the obvious answer.

There might be a 3 to 6-month lag in reporting, so seeing that activity can help you shift your focus when you need to act.

Why keep paying hi rents in LA instead of making a shift now?