Link to article: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html

But this is what I wrote in response to a question about the impact of the coronavirus in real estate:"A lot of these answers sound unrealistic.

Once things get a little more normal hopefully in the coming months, I expect to crush it just as I was pre-Corona virus with domestic guests.

I was just about to do one myself when they stopped taking applications due to the Coronavirus but this is temporary. 

Has anyone closed leasing offices in lieu of the suggested social distancing because of corona virus?

In reality the risks of the coronavirus are low and while minimizing contact is good (along with washing your hands more frequently with soap and water), perspective is important. 

As the corona virus 🦠 continues to disrupt industries, it has affected mortgage rates for the “bad”. last month I got a property at 3.5% on 30y.

Cook County Sheriff (Illinois) has just announced a 30 day moratorium on evictions due to the Corona Virus.

I doubt the same rules and regulations apply for both statesThis is happening all over the country, including California:The Mercury News: Coronavirus: San Jose moves forward with moratorium on evictionsLos Angeles Times: To protect renters from coronavirus fallout, L.A. and S.F. are pressing for eviction bans Sacramento Bee: Sacramento to ban some evictions caused by coronavirus 

Since this recession is not being driven by an economic downturn due to the Covid-19 corona virus, I think the main threat to landlords is tenants falling behind on rent due to temporary job losses.