I've been having a hard time coming across any data on this (understandably - who can predict a crisis and when people will need housing...), but I was curious what the real-world experiences have been.The property in question is a single-family home in Memphis (5BR/2BA), and we’re weighing insurance housing against standard long-term rental or mid-term corporate stays.Any real-world numbers, averages, or lessons would be hugely appreciated.

I'm mostly concerned with keeping the monthly P/I low to have cash flow and I greatly appreciate the stability and predictable expenses of a 30-year fixed loan.

Also comparing with properties around and predicting the next 5 years.

Some of the major changes include extended tax cuts, cuts to social programs, more funding for the border and deportations, and a prediction of over 3 trillion to the national debt in the next 10 years. 

When you have equity you fight for the home, when you do not you have less care for property and just want to get out.Not predicting a huge wave but some markets will get hit much harder than others. but nationally you will see slight increases. 

I predict the market will be flooded with these types of listings by the end of August, with things getting really ugly as the end of year approaches. 

Yonkers is a great suburban market, just 30 minutes away from Manhattan, so rental demand is strong and stable over time and the appreciation is predictable.

@Drew Mullin many sources predict a decline in the Seattle market 

While there can be upside depending on the area, I’ve seen many owners end up unhappy due to frequent turnover, inconsistent income, and difficulty finding quality, respectful guests.Personally, I tend to recommend longer-term rentals for their stability and more predictable cash flow, especially in a market like Charlotte where demand for long-term housing remains strong.

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