Most of us thought it would take about 6 to 12 months before the crisis impact the real estate, but it did not happen. 

After these unconstitutional government overreaches I have zero doubt they will happen again anytime there is a new “crisis.”

These are important indicators of the current and future economic health of a market.

MB, like many monolithic towns that derive a disproportionate percent of their income from vacations, can tend to have residents who are a bit like the tail of the whip -- subject to the movement of the industry, but reacting economically in more extreme ways.

The Austin area real estate market continues displaying incredible resiliency in the face of extremely low housing inventory and economic challenges related to the COIVD-19.

I’m having trouble finding the demographic and economic information based on where the book says to look (Census.gov data tables) and was wondering if any more experienced investors knew of better sources to find the necessary data to analyze markets?

How are they projecting economic vacancy? 

My plan is to pursue offers where economic down turn can be mitigated somewhat, dont know if this is a realistic expectation.

“REAL ESTATE CRISIS. 6 million homeowners in FORBEARANCE.

@Michael Plaks I was thinking in way of when banks did short sales and the borrower rec’d a 1099 for the “forgiven debt” (even though the feds exempted them from the tax in the housing crisis fall out) ie.