I've heard some investors say they're planning to wait for mortgage forbearances to come due next year, as they expect a rash of foreclosures around that time.

Asking WebMD about a rash on your arm isn't and should never be considered a proper substitute to the advice of a licensed medical professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment regimen. 

“The recordation of an instrument facially valid but without underlying merit will give rise to an action for slander of title.

All in all though, I'm totally with you that we should seek to understand the issue rather than make rash assumptions based off of things we've heard.

BUT (to forestall the wrath of the moderators and/or prevent being banned from the site forever for making such RASH comments....)

If your employer is concerned enough about it to say stop or be fired find out the problem before doing anything rash.

Whenever you are new to large sums of money DO NOT and I repeat DO NOT make rash decisions and throw it into something with which you have no experience in.That is a recipe for disaster.

Nor did I get here through rash acts and blindly following.

In 2008 there was some substantial movement in the rental market (I've heard) due to the on-ramp that we used to get into the GFC.If we see a rash of foreclosures now it won't be because of toxic loans and the systematic fallout of the markets built on those loans. 

I don’t think you can justify making rash comments about something you have not a clear understanding of.