I just finish reading how to invest by @JoshuaDorkin and @Brandonturner. N this weekend imma try to drive around n take pictures of abandon houses. I’m gonna take the steps. Like he said if I look at 10 properties a d...

Those of us holding re-performing and sub-performing loans will be at risk, again not the banks.This time, the Federal Reserve and the federal government are rolling everything that they've got to make the transition from crisis to recession as smooth as it can.

Real estate is considered a hard asset like gold and usualy does well in times of uncertainty. 2008 of course is an exception as we all remember, but it started as a mortgage and housing crisis (over supply, lack of demand, debt collaps) that became an economic recession. 

Not only would our CoC be insane, but it would give me access to some capital should I invest down the road in this market downturn or have some stashed away as extra reserves for vacancies or emergencies during the COVID-19 crisis.

The best thing I think I've done over the last week...I posted announcements on my tenant websites telling tenants not to worry, that they have a place to live with me though this crisis. 

I just wanted to give my two cents on the knock on effects of this very unique public health crisis on my local economy. 

This would help in case of rehab delays, or even decrease in market prices.Have you seen any signs of crisis, price erosion or recession due to Coronavirus?

However, I currently have a tenant who has not paid rent prior to this crisis and I believe they are using this eviction ban as an excuse to further not pay.

I have very little concern with the current crisis as I am well capitalized, own low risk assets.

Horrible market because tax reform, S&L crisis, oil prices, etc.