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This is more people than I would prefer but I would rather not attempt to evict them as I imagine it would be rather difficult with her being a new mother and coronavirus going on.

The pace of first-time filings for jobless claims picked up last week, with the jobs market showing increasing vulnerability to the coronavirus spread.

I have $50K budgeted to build the ADU and luckily we dumped all our other investments into the acreage just before the corona virus sunk the market.

This is not a guide to how to prevent an eviction in coronavirus America.

Understand life will throw curve balls at you (coronavirus), to roll with the punches, keep working and educating and you'll find yourself on the other end of the journey better off.

@Drew Lamb You should see the traffic in Pigeon Forge this afternoon, LOL - looks like any other pre-coronavirus weekend (that is, slammed).  

How have my fellow buckeyes seen the coronavirus affect our market?

Obviously he is not a motivated seller, as he turned down an offer for $425K, and a cash offer of $460K where the buyer backed out due to the coronavirus.

I had a little bit of luck as I finally found a property that made sense and due to the coronavirus, there was no open house, only private showings.