I think Susan's point is well thought out. I work from home, so unless someone brings this disease into the house, I would be ok.

Having the shelter of a house is more important to me than having a car. Fortunately, both cars are paid off.

I have my paychecks directly deposited. Unless banks completely shut down, I think I'd be ok. I also pay my bills online, so slow mail wouldnt necessarily cause me to pay late.

There are some 'critical paths' that would make all this impossible if they failed, of course.

If things were that bad, I dont think it would make business sense for banks to reposses houses. Who would buy them if unemployment were as high as Susan thinks it may be? Better for them to work with us, no?