Yes, there’s a need for affordable housing and finding a solution is a heartwarming story but this truthfully is the worst time in recent history to attempt to fix the affordability problem.

It's literally the Fed's worst case scenario.The trades shortage is driving prices.

in my primary (San Diego) market, My worst appreciating property has appreciated $2700/month over its hold.

At the worst, we took out that section back to the wall and re-installed new planks.

Worst house in a great neighborhood., 3.  

In my opinion, run the numbers based on the absolute worst case scenario for rental income and the absolute worst case scenario for expenses and see if you can cash flow the deal with that awful scenario.

If this is the worst that some landlords have seen it, then they haven't been investing very long.

Having cash stuck in a deal is not the worst thing, but you can only do so many of those.

Yes, that is going to be my plan worst case scenario.

My worst appreciating property has apprecated $2700/month.