I suspect the mid west landlords that play in the low end C D F class and pay cash for their 15k houses are just fine too..  

Of course, this depends on your tenant class.I wouldn’t worry about A class tenants.

I would rather own Rayonier, here in NE Florida for the diverse asset classes they have in addition to the real estate, but also the plasma screens they make for monitors and televisions.

But the luxury market make take a wallop as many buyers and sellers are business owners with their wealth tied up in other asset classes that may be more affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.

He himself bought properties in 80s and in the 90s turned all of the lots into Apt buildings.In other words, the guy was really wealthy and go lucky to be in Williamsburg, one of the highest appreciating neighborhoods in all of America.This is more analogous to the Billionaire Robert Smith who paid off all of the loans for Graduates from Morehouse in his class, including their Parent's loans.Personally, I think if you are going to give Charity, give it to those that are struggling or at least give a Means Test to distribute the money so that you don't give it away to people that really don't need it as much as others that are struggling.Better to donate the money to a good cause than to arbitrarily give it to people whether or not they need it.

There are plenty of solid opportunities close to home in Illinois, and Waukegan has traditionally been a decent spot to pick up C class rentals.

I have already completed my classes, now I am working on getting in to take my test.

Cash out refi, you can get 75% lvt and low rates and not worry about getting your credit line frozen or called,Castle and Cooke in Denver does conventional cash out refi for investment properties efficiently.

Class A & other luxury areas continue to hold their value over time.

I have a tremendous deal (beats the 1% rule at about 3.1%), the neighborhood is c class, not d, the place isn’t run down (needs some minor repairs) and is currently rented.Yet, I’ve had multiple calls today and everyone so far has pointed out issues with the fed rates causing a lot of issues with lenders doing specific types of lending, specifically pertaining to my current needs.