Once COVID-19 subsides, there is a potential for even more investment by employers in the Austin market, and I would expect those looking for a more affordable cost of living compared to other major U.S. metropolitan areas will still look to move to and buy homes in Austin.Landlords are navigating a temporary moratorium on evictions and current/potential tenants whose employment and income is negatively impacted.

This could be an issue even though they should be able to give out temporary U&O.

This is temporary anyway.

@Chris LopezAt the risk of diving further into the weeds here, I got another email from DORA compiling the guidance being given to appraisers.For instance, Fannie Mae's temporary guidance that includes allowance for exterior-only appraisals for many deals.There's that and more of the info for those want to bore themselves here: http://www.appraisalfoundation.org/iMIS/TAF/Coronavirus_and_Appraisers.aspxHaven't seen a Denver or Colorado Springs deal like this, but I'm sure they're coming. 

I just got a call from a tenant that had a temporary lay-off and wanted a deal, her wealthy mother who makes as much as I do co-signed. 

Coronavirus is something that needs to be considered for sure; but it is temporary, at least in my opinion.

Probably a temporary  decrease in real estate taxes. 

This situation is only temporary.

There are still so many people wanting to move to Idaho and are putting that on temporary hold.

and they really struggle we will work with them and go to reduced rent as a temporary measure.