I have only been on this site for a couple of weeks now and I am astonished at the number of people who are willing to help each other out, It is so cool and exciting!

the leftist politicians are using the Coronavirus crisis to punch their socialist platform, and of course some younger renters are drinking the cool aide.

I certainly won't claim to know, but with any interruption to the norm, opportunity will arise.Totally agree.. this will be different in some manner.. my main point is you could have a little bit of panic selling.. but as for a real estate crash 45 days after the event I don't see it or am not seeing it.. what I do see is a ton of inventory taken off the market.plus keep in mind many folks drank the refi till you die cool laid they don't really have any or much equity. 

I lived just 2 blocks south of the University of Denver campus 2005-2012, and I used to house DU students as cool roommates then.  

I got into trouble when one renter asked if it was cool for her to pet-sit a friend's dog, and then kept the dog but I didn't say anything or ask for a pet deposit. 

It's a pretty cool advantage and can lead to massive compounding!                

Maybe you get lucky, though.Next, think through the costs to:Split out all mechanicals including, electrical, hot water, heating/cooling.

And I would explain it to him and he would think that technology is pretty cool. 

We have to keep our cool.

I aim for the top.My tenant's have their own utility accounts, so heating and cooling is not part of the monthly rent.