Thanks for this heads up. I saw this yesterday but didn't take the time to comment, but you posted this right about the same time and day my family was having our annual picnic and my millenial nephew brought up the topic of real estate, talking about all that was wrong with the situation now. He also works in the solar industry FWIW and I think some of this came from working with home "owners," also his age group... Anyway, even as he talked about all the bad practices going on, someone else said, "oh, you should get into real estate." (I don't think that was his idea or point from what I gathered of the conversation.) Anyway, interesting synchronicity, if a grim one. (It was a real nice gathering though...)

It's good to be on the fringe, when that means you don't buy a bunch of adult toys and rack up the debt. If having nothing to "show" for your work means you aren't afraid of "having" things leveraged by loans.

Bracing...

JPM