I've been warned by my agent to be sure contractors are licensed and insured because my landlord insurance would deny coverage if something happens and the contractor is not licensed and insured.If the contractor is not licensed and insured and if a worker is injured doing work at my property, I'm told in my state the property owner will be sued.

1032AM 17 January 2021.You're welcome, don't say I didn't warn you.

They are working on a vaccine but reality is if they do get one it will be saved for future use or reoccurrence and not really for the outbreak right now.Spain did not head the warning to cancel large events and (flatten the curve) of spreading the virus and now they are on lockdown.

I posted a warning of this about 6 weeks ago, that tenants would be unable to pay rent if/when the pandemic hit. 

The surprising amount major institutions who will be facing bankruptcy in effect to this and drying up liquidity (some will say no one saw it coming or it’ll never happen, but I’ll just put this out here now as a fair warning) Prepare for it to get rocky people.

After I got a warning...

One more warning to add to Thor's realistic assessment: Inflation that is coming will not "inflate away the value of debt."

The market is flashing a warning sign when cap rates(theoretical cap rates) are very high.

I warned the Aussies in a follow up email that low-income, high crime areas were not recommended by me or RWN.

A warning essentially.