Yes, it&#x27;s an option we&#x27;ve discussed. It obviously depends on liquidity in the market at the time and the size of the decrease. It&#x27;s worth remembering that housing has only crashed like this twice in 100 years, and that a lot of investors made a lot of money in the last downturn, if they were smart.<p>A good analogy may be CarMax, who shifted their mix in the recession towards distressed cars and ultimately kept revenue&#x2F;profits reasonably consistent. Of note: This was at the same time car companies like GM and Ford were seriously at risk of bankruptcy.