moral of the story: vett your renters and only rent in states that are friendly to landlords. I know of a few counties where if this exact thing happens, the renter would be out in 30 days.
I can see that there are drawbacks to investing in real estate, but investing in raw money in this age of hyperinflation and unpredictable printing is just idiocy. whatever you invest in, make sure at least some of it is hard assets. something that will still be useful to you when the dollar collapses.
A house is a roof over your head. a dollar isn't even toilet paper anymore because it's all digital now.
moral of the story: vett your renters and only rent in states that are friendly to landlords. I know of a few counties where if this exact thing happens, the renter would be out in 30 days.
I can see that there are drawbacks to investing in real estate, but investing in raw money in this age of hyperinflation and unpredictable printing is just idiocy. whatever you invest in, make sure at least some of it is hard assets. something that will still be useful to you when the dollar collapses.
A house is a roof over your head. a dollar isn't even toilet paper anymore because it's all digital now.