(My wife is taking the early out at UMC at the end of the month. 2 years free medical, a big check, and payment for stockpiled CAL/EiB.)With low interest rates Vegas home prices continue to rise as people figure out if they have a job they can live in a detached house for just a little more than renting in a virus factory/apartment. 

Overall, this virus has impacted the timing of payments but I think we'll get through it fine.

. - Henry Ford  https://news.bloomberglaw.com/bankruptcy-law/commercial-chapter-11-filings-zoom-26-in-first-half-amid-virus

I know these times aren’t the best in terms of renting out space with this virus getting worse but I’m thinking about my future in terms of retirement.

Sellers (who aren't facing a loan maturity) will settle for anything less than pre-COVID prices, convinced that the market will return to normalcy post-virus.

Of course, the virus has made this difficult, as it has for us all.We may have put down the wrong business activity for a real estate/investment group, in our application. 

(Present work for a vaccine against this virus, in 2020; it looks promising.

It seems that with colleges likely opening back up, kids don't want to live in dorms and prefer off campus living to minimize exposure to the virus.

And one reason to do so, is that a Recession is likely to soon begin, as a by-product of the COVID-19 virus, now disrupting the U.S. in 2020.

On top of that, we have an infectious virus that is spreading across the country, creating fear and historic economic shutdowns.