What happened was exactly the same thing that happened when the terrorists devastated NYC and the Nasdaq fell 66% (yes, the ENTIRE Nasdaq) around 2001.All that happened was a blip.

For instance, rogue groups and terrorist organizations are much more powerful today due to tech.

More importantly with section 8 voucher holders, do your detailed background check, including national criminal, Megan's law, Terrorist watchlist, previous evictions, and so on.  

I just research the heck out of anyone that I work with if possible....even if they were legitimate, I don't want to accidently help a terrorist etc. move money around.Here is the website if curious: www.cristalnaturalminerals.com

Like the average citizen, our government is living on debt and sees no need to cut spending on ineffective programs and nonsense, despite the need for new spending to combat terrorists.

At the same time INS get approval visas for 9/11 terrorists, 7 month after attack.

Even when the Government basically tells the tenant that you can stay in your apt just by filling out a form *wink* *wink*I have survived and have done well in many Crisis with this Management Style.The DOT Com bubble that crashed the Stock Market by 66%9/11 Terrorist AttackThe Great Recession of 2008And now... the Pandemic of 2020/1I suspect that in the next 10 or 20 years, I will wind up looking back at this as just another bump in the road.The bottom line is that if you don't trust the Government or Politicians, then you better get Tenants that you can trust.

Just consider a major earthquake or terrorist attack.  

For only $20, landlords get: - Credit-based leasing recommendation/security deposit recommendation - National criminal report (including 50 state sex offender and OFAC/terrorist searches) - Renter fraud warnings - Automated renter identity verification For an additional $5, the landlord may also receive: - Immediate access to a credit report (a complete report formatted for readability while still keeping the renter's personal data private) - Viewable credit score - Renter fraud warnings - Detailed rental address history Learn more about SmartMove on our tenant screening page or by visiting the training videos.

Tenant screening costs anywhere from $35 to $55 per person should include a credit report, criminal background check, eviction check,  and in some cases prospects are run through a terrorist and a child abuser data bases.