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Ok, so rental listings surge, as thousands of Air BnB's tipped to add to supply.

I knew this was inevitable 2 months ago. I was advised by someone who was plugged into the Air BnB community in one Australian city of just how big Air BnB's had become. It is quite staggering. Air BnB has hit a brick wall. The model is broken. There is no-one coming until they get vaccine out there.

So now you have all these people effectively all desperate to cover their mortgages, all dropping their pants to attract a finite pool of renters. It's like a game of musical chairs. Next you will start to get the defaults. All those extra untenanted properties will be hitting the market, and who will want them in a falling market, when you won''t be able to tenant them?

This is all inevitable, it is only massive cognitive dissonance regarding property which will prevent people seeing it earlier.