No separate account although we do maintain an emergency account of $1,000 per property.

Some will move to stocks and some to gold, but I think a lot of that capital will flow into real estate, farmland, etc.Just my $0.02Good luck out there to everyone!

We maintain 100% occupancy by adjusting our rental rates to meet demand.

But it may also be possible that you'll have to diversify to maintain a revenue stream.

The cabins are not typical rustic log cabins, but rather more in the luxury category and very well maintained.

Given that my CA properties are massively appreciated and my OH properties meaningfully appreciated and all of them together generate only modest taxable income it makes it an easy call for me to maintain the simple structure that I have.

I financed the deal through a line of credit with a local bank by leveraging my stock portfolio.

For marginal tenants, they may be better off not paying rent, saving their money, finding a new place for September 1st, and just moving, leaving the LL out 6 months of rent, since they won't be able to rent the unit until October 1st at the earliest, plus eviction costs.The LL still has to maintain the properties, pay mortgages, pay property taxes, pay insurance, not to mention pay his OWN bills, too - this is his livelihood. 

I am really thinking just go 100% with the rentals and the hell with the stock market. 

It’s surprisingly easy with 1000 point swings to ride each day.I day traded commodities and stocks for years.