I hope I am wrong but I think values will fall significantly which will ultimately put banks in a bigger bind because every one of their clients that had a decent amount of equity as a safety net for the bank will be lost. 

Tenant must follow the public health and safety guidance set forth by Centers of Disease Control and Prevention as well as state and local governments.

There are two things you need to be aware of, health/safety & comfortability.

I personally love the really old homes, and unless it were a safety hazard would not be concerned.

It's sad when people put there moral standards above the safety and protection of the children.

Gurus don't teach underwriting, safety or soundness or legal strategies and compliance, they teach how to identify the deal, what to say to the seller, the documents needed and how to take the money.That's the problem, people want it right now, the short cut, and are simply not willing to study and take good advice, especially if it is contrary to what they want to hear.....IMO!

I could own many more properties, but I like to be conservative and work on leverage ratios, margin of safety, etc. instead of being able to pound my chest and point to a number of units.

Then If two go up in value then two may go down in value and they say that adds safety.

Consumer Products and Safety Commission.""

You should get thee to the file cabinet, safety deposit box or simply contact your closing attorney and find out how you hold title to your property (and again, ask your parents, grandparents or kids, etc.).