Any who can not manage that, as simple as it is.... likely will be introduced to the concept of natural selection.The waste of time on fear and gossip, lack of spine, and apathy of daytime tv will be the real pandemic. 

Given everything that is going on in the world today, it is pretty clear to me that we are headed for a global recession/depression due to the economic impact that will be felt worldwide from the Coronavirus.Hopefully I am wrong, but the signs are pointing this way...So to be as prepared as possible going into these time, through and coming out the other side, as this really being the first recession I have gone through that will impact me significantly (as the 2008/9 one I was young enough and going through post secondary education that the impact to me was minimal), I wanted to lean on the experience of those that have been through one of more recessions.Here are some of the questions that keep coming to mind:Previous experience:- how did you protect your downside and mitigate risk in your portfolio and personal finances when you realized where the economy was headed?

As for employment, I work for the WIPP site, so unless we as a nation have decided to no longer monitor the only long term nuclear waste storage facility in the world, I expect to keep my job.

It has worked great, we are not wasting time walking through a bunch of people that are not serious.

If there is a project that can be done outside with minimal contact by 2-3 workers, that would probably still be ok. 

In this covid-19 world, would you guys suggest I pay it in full, have no mortgage, and then HELOC for my next one or put minimal money down and go for a 30yr fixed since rates are so low? 

That and hire a property manager to minimize my mistakes.

The invoice must show exactly what they did for work.Also, check with the state to see if there are and rebates for hazardous waste removal.

In an effort to encourage tenants who are minimally affected to pay rent on time, if April rent is paid on or before April 5, 2020, the tenant will receive a $75 credit towards their April rent.

Zillow has shuttered their ibuying program within the last week.Realtors in my area (& this is prior to covid-19) are spending wasting less and less money on them, this was Zillow's primary revenue stream for years.