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👋 Hey "BiggerPocketers"!👉 Check out this article in Seattlepi! It is interesting. There are several bidding wars going on in popular low end price points. The sources are coming right from NWMLS (North West Multiple L...

@Travis Lawrence Also banks like Wells Fargo aren't doing anymore HELOCs because of Coronavirus.

One could argue that the GBP at least might be bottoming out but on the other hand the same government team who handled the coronavirus response here are negotiating the Brexit package so it's hard to be super confident.

We started trying to get into this house way back around mid May before the coronavirus really hit the U.S.

With the coronavirus, housing prices have only continued to climb while supply has slightly dipped.

I am wondering whether anyone has any experience if there has been an impact to the section 8 voucher program as a result of the entire Corona virus situation.

I like face to face interaction but with coronavirus and such, I guess it doesn’t matter where exactly the professional is located!

The corona virus essentially dried up the supply chain of properties on the market or coming to the market.

Sales of previously-owned homes slid 9.7% in May as the coronavirus pandemic continued to weigh on the U.S. real estate market.