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Amit M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Rental showings during coronavirus/Covid-19

Amit M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Landlords- How have your showings for rental units been effected by coronavirus? Are you seeing a drop in demand the last 2-3 days from say 1-2 weeks ago? Are tenants hesitant to make a move now? Filling vacancies becoming more complicated?

I only have one vacancy now in San Francisco (in a less popular rental neighborhood), which went from slow the last couple of weeks, to now (2-3 days) showing no sign of life. OTOH I filled a rental in a popular neighborhood 2 weeks ago, and had a ton of viewings.  But that’s only two datapoints. Let’s get a dialog going on landlord’s recent leasing experiences...cause I think a few changes are/will soon be at hand...

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