Good thing I didn't close my HELOC so I can use my second mortgage to pay my first mortgage.

Which market? You cannot even define which market segment you are talking about - so it's pretty clear here that you're a povertycel who enters threads like this trying to sing doom and gloom to property investors. You're a nobody so you don't stand out to me - just another pleb with an inferiority complex when confronted with his superiors.

You should be on your knees thanking me for even replying to your drivel. I'll stop here (with you, like I did with that other biblical retard in this thread) but, wow. If you're going to try to talk specifics, be specific. Infantile morons like yourself who talk about the 'property market' have no stake in the game. Just another peasant riled up.

Now sit the fu*k down, pleb.

I'm curious where people ITT think the mortgage relief comes from. When I get mortgage relief and I pass that on to my tenants, do we assume the banks are just eating it? If you are a landlord and you take mortgage relief for no reason other than it being available, even if you pass it on to your tenant, you and your tenant are still going to make it up in taxes down the road.

If your tenant still has a job, they should pay rent. If you have a rent paying tenant, you should pay your mortgage. End of that story.

This isn't free money Friday. It's supposed to be about helping those who fall on hard times.

Inb4 the Fed prints my entire thesis into irrelevance.

I cannot take you seriously because of your username and how epic you think you are.



The closest thing to Classical Greek Philosophy you have going for you is a love for anal... and I'm talking about your love of receiving it, *******.

And LOL I got this in B4 your neg. I won't even waste a rep to neg you

Lol

Pretty sure that dude has a combination of aspergers and psychotic delusions of grandeur or something

Spouts a lot of fancy words stringed together, and still manages to say nothing

Will take a perma ban if he can prove he's not a fat larping neck-beard redditor tbh

What's so bad about renting when buying is not feasible if you have a job like the military that requires you to move around a lot

A lot ppl think having a defferal Mortgage means zero interest and a free ride.

It doesn't work like that. Having a defferal mortgage also means the bank will want their money back eventually but at a high interest.

Nothing. That's why landlords provide a service that is worth paying for. And not one that morons on a message board can imply could be avoided when "things get worse".

Lots of retardation in this thread from plebs angry that they have to pay rent. But that's nothing new on this forum; when real high income brahs post anything there's tons of cope.

Must be nice being a bank. You get renters to bail you out.

This is exactly why the government is gonna rain down money from helicopters. So many people are living paycheck to paycheck that under these circumstances people won't be able to afford rent and other things. This will quickly turn to anarchy if money isn't injected immediately for all the lost jobs. There is not nearly enough people/resources to deal with millions of people at each others throats over even just rent let alone everything else that could precipitate from this. This is just the beginning as well. Wait until the hyper inflation hits and your money start losing value before you can spend it. Pepper your angus' this is gonna be one interesting year. Be safe boyos!

Property and equities are a fine hedge against inflation

Students living away from home too. Lots of scenarios where renting makes sense. My sister actually rented her townhouse out to a high level executive and his wife because it was just a 2 or 3 year assignment.