https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2020/07/01/louisvilles-big-on-health-care.htmlThis definitely helps us stabilize our housing market.

This is for investors, not personal consumers of real estate.  

Our business pays for a crazy amount of our monthly expenses... cars, car insurance, health insurance, phone, internet, etc.  

If it is a habitability issue like leaking sewage, you might be able to get the building inspector or health inspector involved but an unethical landlord might retailiate.

You seem like a more sophisticated investor who understands the question of the health of the general economic atmosphere.  

In Brandon's book, it seems that rental property investing can be a very time-consuming process.

As for learning it is an A/B process: A- get into the Real Estate industry as a FT profession, be it as a realtor, a PM, assistant whatever just GET IN andB- Consume every learning and growing opportunity available for an extended period of time, become knowledgeable. 

So much of the consumer market is heading in this direction and we want to know several things.1.

As people grow their business, it becomes more time consuming to be successful and continue building.

This is a spectacular recovery for contract signings, and demonstrates the resiliency of American consumers and their desire for homeownership.