I've learned to work with smaller local banks that don't resell the loans back to the government, but instead keep them in house. 

Some are saying prices will drop over the next year (but not as significantly as in 08) Others say they won't due to government suspending foreclosures.

@Algie Horton You may want to contact the local government entity in your area in charge of titling and re-titling manufactured homes.

However, the appreciation is not as great and there is always risk of the government not being stable. 

It's fantastic that the government is attempting to help everyone, but, honestly, am I the only one that's worried about this?

With this much government intervention, I don't think we'll hit bottom for a solid 11 months.

The federal government will more than likely extend the basic state benefits for 2 years like they did in 08, but I doubt they'll keep that additional $600 going.

Can a drop in real estate values be prevented by ANY amount of government intervention, inclusive of printing money, placing pauses on evictions/foreclosures, or anything else we can think of, etc? 

I need to boost my income at least $1200 fast when I start investing cause I currently have insurance and food stamps through the government and will lose them when I make more.

I am not comfortable in the current environment as landlords have a target on their back from the government at all levels - local, state and national.