They're usually busy plotting a strike.

It always strikes me as odd that everyone harps on and on about speculating with negative cashflow, but don't blink an eye about speculating in markets with sustained negative appreciation.

If you honestly go through that mental exercise and the answer is yes, then doesn't that strike you as a bit strange?

This thread has literally gone viral (by BP standards) Congrats!

Think about a rental strike that goes big where the court gets tied up with landlords trying to evict but there are so many it can take forever, meanwhile you have no income.

Your story is beginning to go viral- or at least globalhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/1364...http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-planning/trave...See more on Google search: http://tinyurl.com/nkefbvoAnd now Fox has the story too:http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2014/07/22/airbnb-nightmare-as-renter-turns-squatter-in-palm-springs-condo/As a new VR owner in northern CA this is hitting home with me - We had "guests" who now I suppose are better called, tenants, stay at our VR for 45 days.

The headline reactionary mentality strikes again....... immediate outrage.......Relax.... there are LOTS of states, cities and counties that don't allow evictions or shutting off utilities etc in winter..... the sheriff wont kick them out.....this is NOTHING new.Its the fact that's its Seattle that has people all riled up..... like SF it's a common target as some liberal catastrophe that should be used as an example of all that is wrong in our country......Relax...... its nothing new.....

Honestly, I saw this coming and now we even have groups locally saying even IF you can afford rent, please go on rent strike April 1.

Have you heard about the second wave of the virus that’s striking China?

The seller countered striking this contingency.