Baron Rothschild, an 18th century British nobleman and member of the Rothschild banking family, is credited with saying that "the time to buy is when there's blood in the streets."

To be clear, emergency is defined as "Fire, Flood, or Blood." 

Your PM is s parasite sucking life blood off his host -Exterminate the property manager already

:Always best to come in when there's blood in the water.

If you're someone who believes that they can time the bottom or at least get close and believes they're able to see "blood in the streets" i have one thing to say to you.

Are you aware of the fact that the more money that is printed and circulated into the market the less your dollar is worth?

So the question becomes, “If you don’t have the cojones to invest in the best real estate market in US history, what makes you believe you will have the giant huevos needed to invest when there’s blood in the streets?”

It makes my blood boil to read her rant, it is libelous, and you have a professional written agreement/lease, where you could claim defamation, but the negative press around that would likely bring more negative attention to your business. 

There are a lot of people out there afraid, in locking down into survival mode.We are property owners too, and yes, there is still blood in our veins because we are still human.Bad things happen to good people ALL of the time.

I don't own yet, but I have been putting these into rentals that I manage.We are in California where there have been drought conditions, so it has been more of a focus.I like .5gpm aerators for bath faucets and wouldn't suggest going below 1.5gpm for kitchens.Some properties have had low flow toilets, shower heads, and a circulation pump added to the hot water heater to reduce water waste.LED lights have gone into some of the properties.