A single vacancy shouldn’t trigger financial panic.

They can take the asset, but they cannot pursue your personal assets—unless you trigger a “bad boy carve-out” (fraud, willful misconduct, misrepresenting financials, etc.).

The market is tight, and I’m not pulling the trigger on anything that doesn’t cash flow.

When the next housing boom hits, it’ll ripple across the entire economy—benefiting builders, lenders, brokers, and small businesses alike.The key trigger?

Regarding storage:(k) Yards, patios, balconies, vestibules, hallways, and entrances may not be used to store belongings or to dry clothes.

I am trying to use another property I already own as collateral on a promissory note as to not trigger any covenants.

What kinds of code updates should we expect this to trigger?

You can sell multiple properties and roll all the proceeds into one or two replacements without triggering tax, it’s called a “multiple relinquished property” exchange.The complexity mainly comes in timing and coordination.

I can see how investors in particular would sell once Airbnb bookings start drying up.  

You could also consider a cash-out refinance instead of selling; that way, you tap into the property’s value without triggering capital gains taxes right now.