I am heavily into RE with a small amount in stocks-smaller now and lots of cash.

I think that even well-capitalized landlords should not have to bleed to maintain that situation.Aside from this, and generally speaking, I think that a hands-off government that allows free competition and does not grant bailouts in any sense, just keeps the infrastructure and common defense, is better than one that intervenes.

Great investment property, well maintained, with tenants in place.

The owner got a mortgage through a company that has since dissolved and the mortgage company put all of its assets into the stock market.

Do you think it's OK for the state to order grocery stores to give away their product for free and to force shop owners to continue to stock their shelves with food?

I have started my new list this week and so far I’ve read;- bigger pockets book on managing rental properties- the book on rental property investing - thousand splendid suns- Kite runner- Richest man in Babylon - The smart investor - Think and grow rich (These books can include reads like the alchemist, which just help give views on life, but ideally right now I’m looking to find more on investment strategies between the vehicle of stocks and real estate: particularly multi unit) I’m looking for books that help enlighten us, as well for grow my knowledge in the realms of the overall investing mindset, theories, business startup and set up, management, accounting, financial and global economic understanding, and the “monopoly 1031 exchange method” As we all know we have a lot of time now locked in doors, so please let me know!

I know it's a bad time to take it out due to the stock market dive, but with the 10% penalty removed I'm tempted.

Primarily equities... short positions, and stock options.

I've never flaked on a deal before, and I would like to maintain that reputation.

Any thoughts on what the best buys will be in if the real estate market follows the stock/jobs market?