It's very possible the person is new and still learning or perhaps new to that area, failed to devalue the property because of its proximity to the interstate, or any number of other factors.

I would not, however, devalue the service you provide just because they asked. 

It is also "risky" to do nothing an have your money sitting dong and earning nothing, that net result is a loss when you factor in the devaluation of the dollar over time.There is nothing wrong with being patient and finding the right deal, if the last one was not the fit, so be it, but don't let fear or some unknowns detour you from the goal, having your money work hard for you!

Devaluation of paper currency.

Resale I would say do not count on any appreciation at this point and may even devalue as time goes on.

See the Chinese government doesn't care if the US cripples them in trade because it will help them devalue there currency and consolidate there holdings but it will cripple there people and make them lose all there money.

I'd think $2000/mo would be a little light there, though I haven't been there in a long time.Argentina was super cheap after the government fell apart and the peso was devalued in 2001.

I've raised rents or kept them up, but if you haven't you could devalue your property by hundreds of thousands of dollars keeping low rents. 

So if you have values go low because of this upset in the world their assets have just devalued along with everyone else's ..

It will be complete chaos.Even worse, if the government insists on keeping people at home and just keeps printing money in the interim, the dollar will devalue to the level of toilet paper and we will end up like Venezuela with 200,000% inflation.