I like how we are still looking to move forward with our lives when when the axe drops, and the horses run free.I am going on the assumption that everyone I talk to, is hammered in the media frenzy and still thinking that the talking heads on TV or your favorite FB type outlet have any clue at all.

Curious if that’s where the hammers start getting gold, I’ve heard that’s the best flip market.

The economy was already in trouble, covid just hammered the coffin shut.   

Some fine weekend, when I get hammered just right on a Friday night, this is gonna happen all over this town.

The guy has probably never held a hammer in his life .

@Bryan MitchellGranite is indestructible unless you take a hammer to it.

Companies will be re-evaluating their budgets (big and small) and likely if things stay stagnant in the economy, the hammer will drop and many will lose their job. 

We provide materials to our agents to hammer this mentality home, and we have processes to back them up.

Hopefully you've screened well and built a solid business relationship with your tenants where this wouldn't be the case.And again, if you've allowed a shady tenant in out of necessity or neglect, and are now complaining about their ability to pay rent...again, the hammer falls on you.

When you factor in the extra hold time for going slower and the fact you spent time doing physical labor rather than other more important aspects, you realize you made less going down that road.That said, that very same real world lesson is crucial so I often invite new investors to try going the hire each sub version even though it is more time intensive and even doing things yourself as you learn how much it should cost to “swing the hammer” and how long it should take to do the same.