I imagine that real estate will be unaffected in the long-term by any shifting of police duties in Minneapolis. 

I was concerned when the pandemic first started, but like most people on here my collections so far have been unaffected.

I have been reading and learning as much as I can about real estate and found a deal that I am considering but would like another perspective.I live in a smaller town/city that has seen tremendous growth especially due to Covid-19 as we have been largely unaffected by the pandemic.

I've heard anecdotally that residential deals (1-4 units) have been relatively unaffected in terms of lending (still delays getting things like inspections, etc), but commercial financing has tightened up significantly. 

That is why we are pretty much completely unaffected by this entire pandemic.

While occupancy is tanking overall, there are several tourist areas which are almost completely unaffected by COVID. 

Many investors are scratching their heads wondering why certain asset types have been largely unaffected and, in some cases, even performing better and trading at higher prices than before the pandemic.

In other words, the tax liability is unaffected by the presence or absence of the business entity.Also, if I have the properties in my name, with typically liability coverage and an umbrella policy, my assets would generally never be exposed past my coverage.

As the graph shows, rental rates were virtually unaffected by the market crash. 

Wealth is having enough assets that you are, for all intents and purposes, unaffected by recessions and economic downturns.It's the connotation that rich are the high earners: doctors, biglaw lawyers, professional athletes -- people that may A LOT of money, but who may have few tangible assets with which they earn more money.