Coronavirus Content & Resources

During these stressful times, it can be hard to find timely, informative, and accurate content regarding the coronavirus. BiggerPockets is working hard to provide up-to-date information on how the virus is impacting the real estate market. Our expert investors are eager to share their experience and guidance to help you weather this economic storm and keep your investments in rebound-ready shape.

Guides

Just released! Check out our newest guide, Recession Prep 101: Investing in Real Estate During a Financial Crisis and learn:

• _ What to expect from the housing market _ throughout the rest of 2020 and comparisons between this downturn and the 2008 housing bubble.
• _ How to protect your investments during a significant decline _—including risk factors, ideal asset allocations, and opportunities specific to 2020.
• _ Guidance for assessing today’s unique economy _, including how to interpret the current commercial market, choosing asset classes, and understanding the broad factors affecting supply and demand.
• _ Smart recession investment strategies  _that will position you for success once economic growth returns.

Already signed in? Download the full Recession Prep 101: Investing in Real Estate During a Financial Crisis guide now. New to BiggerPockets? Sign up today to read the full guide.

Coronavirus Blog Content

How will coronavirus affect the real estate market? Check out these analyses from our team of experts:

• 5 Ways the Next Recession Can Make You Rich
• The Impact of Coronavirus on Real Estate Markets
• Are Your Tenants Unable to Pay Rent Due to Coronavirus
• What Property Managers Need to Know Amid Coronavirus

For the most timely information on how the coronavirus is impacting the real estate market, please check out the Coronavirus Updates category on our blog.

Forum Discussions on Coronavirus

BiggerPockets members are actively discussing how the coronavirus can impact landlords, tenants, and the real estate market on the BiggerPockets Forums. Do you have thoughts to share? Follow these topics to stay up to date or contribute to the discussions:

• Buyers Currently Under Contract
• Government Assistance Programs
• Interest Rate Drops
• Short-Term Rentals Under Travel Restrictions
• Mortgage Payment Suspensions
• Job Losses & Company Closures

Top Coronavirus Videos

The coronavirus is impacting the real estate market, especially for landlords and tenants. Our most helpful videos outline how people can come together to keep renters and owners safe without suffering financial damage.

(We’ve also rounded up the best coronavirus resources, which are important to keep in mind if you or your tenant is struggling to pay rent or your mortgage—or you’re just struggling in general.)

Youtube Videos

• Are Your Tenants Unable to Pay Rent Due to Coronavirus? Here’s What to Do!
• Rent Moratorium & Evictions: What Landlords Need to Know & Consider
• Your Tenants Matter Most: Advice for Landlords
• 5 Tips for Short-Term Rental Property Owners Dealing With Coronavirus
• Simple Advice to Landlords to Fight Coronavirus Issues

Facebook Live Videos

• Ask Me Anything with Scott Trench
• Texas Single-Family Real Estate During Coronavirus with Steve Rozenberg
• Ways to Stay Active (in Investing) While Stuck at Home with Matt Faircloth
• Live Q&A with Joe Asamoah
• Property Walk-Through and How to Prepare for Today’s Market with Tarl Yarber

COVID-19 Podcast Episodes

Keep updated with the latest coronavirus-related real estate information, even when you’re walking the dog. The following podcast episodes center around the coronavirus and its effect on the real estate market.

The Money Show

• BiggerPockets Money Podcast 116:  Long-Term Investing: COVID-19 Changes Nothing with Jim Collins

BiggerPockets Business

• BiggerPockets Business Podcast 47:  Coronavirus: Business Strategies to Adapt, Dangers to Heed, and Opportunities to Watch for with Andrew Sherman

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

• BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast 374: What Real Estate Investors NEED to Know About the Coronavirus, the Economy, and the Problems at Your Door