But you can't control how people live.This has ignited a question in me for @James Wise @Nathan G.

But also, more government restrictions in the USA could be lifted in response, and taxes lowered even more which could ignite the economy here (MAGA stuff).It's just too early to tell what's going to happen yet--there are too many variables.Hopefully this thing is over soon, because the longer it drags on the harder it's going to be for a lot of people.Good Luck!

Demand is slow to re-ignite because people hoard cash just in case things get worse.

Demand is slow to re-ignite because people hoard cash just in case things get worse.

@John CollinsTo original poster, read John Collins post please.John is right on the money, economy was slowing in Dec 2019, global pandemic was spark that ignited the fire.

What's up, everyone, I'm a complete novice who has been bitten by the real estate bug, igniting a serious interest in this business.

After doing some research, my passion for real estate ignited again.

I can't tell how many ideas can be ignited just listening to the various seasoned investors talk about their successes (and failures) that helped them get to where they are now.

There might be liability on whoever it was that lit the pilots (assuming they are not electronic ignition units) on those appliances.

Now, as a result of our overseas assignment, the renting out of our own home has re-ignited my itch to invest in RE, although I'm sitting on my hands until we return to the States.