Since I got a great deal on the house and could afford to lose $10k, I lent him the money.

Based on what happened here back in 2008-2009 I don't see it crashing that much, we still have a ton of people flowing in due to the city's affordability, but I'm curious to hear everyone else's opinion.

In my opinion, it only is a win if you can afford it in the long run if it goes vacant or the renter doesn't pay rent for a long while because of COVID-19.

They are generally easy to understand and an affordable marketing tool.

Maybe desirable and affordable properties still attract or retain good borrowers?

Do you have long-term financing or can you afford to pay cash?

Keep taking daily consistent action that will get you to where you eventually want to go.There are some great and affordable places in Michigan to invest so you have a great location to start with. - Get some background knowledge on real estate topics and strategies.

The quality still may be suspect, but very possible that they got those responses.At the risk of confirmation bias, Tenants still move because they can't afford or don't want to stay in current place.

If someone remains unemployed or takes a pay cut post forbearance plan they will not be able to afford a repayment plan or qualify for a loan modification.

The underlaying supply and demand situation, low interest rates and high affordability have not changed.