@Ben Leybovich  I personally think oil is a crazy win/win buy right now and probably will be for the 1st quarter of 2015 although who knows if it will stay this low or go lower. we all use oil/fuel so if its cheap then we are benefiting by lower cost for our consumption, if the costs go up then we win by being long in oil, win/win!

Pick up your quarters at the end of the day...plan to pay for as many bills as possible with cash...But alas, that fantasy came to an end.

But I do think this current recession is deeper than you indicate: "The unemployment rate is only 6.5%, the entire economy only declined by less than 0.5% in 2008" Last quarter and this quarter we are definately recessing, and unemployment numbers (like foreclosures) will grow before they expand again.

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(1) Bull market (first quarter of 1975 through the third quarter of 1980): real home price increased by 69% over 23 quarters.Bear market (1980 Q4 to 1984 Q2): real price decreased by 9% for 15 quarters.(2) Bull market (1984 Q3-1989 Q4): up 67% for 22 quarters.Bear market (1990 Q1-1997 Q2): down 37% for 30 quarters.(3) Bull market (1997 Q3-2006 Q4): up 166% for 38 quarters.Bear market (2007 Q1-2012 Q2): down 43% for 22 quarters.(4) Bull market (2012 Q3-2015 Q1): so far the price is up 27% for 11 quarters.Good luck with your search!

Rates have nearly tripled, in just a handful of quarters.

If they do clean the house and get rid of the animals-- great, raise the rent and keep them, I'd probably do quarterly inspections of course. 

If you do the checks every year do quarterly checks. 

There were a total of 30,656 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings in Q2 2020, down 80 percent from the previous quarter as well as a year ago to lowest quarterly total since 2006 (pre-recession average of 278,912 per quarter), making Q2 2020 the 15th consecutive quarter with foreclosure activity below pre-recession averages.Weekly Jobless Claims.

The next day is not soon enough to handle problems in close quarters like condos.