Corona viruses are pretty well known, but this is a new zoonotic so the info we have is based upon known corona viruses.

We have two children (age 3 and 6)We are going to start investing into the rental market after we see what the corona virus aftermath is, it may never be 100% clear - however we will invest when things are a *little* more stable.We have $200,000 / year of liquid equity we will be able invest, per year, for the next 3-5 years.

We have two children (age 3 and 6)We are going to start investing into the rental market after we see what the corona virus aftermath is, it may never be 100% clear - however we will invest when things are a *little* more stable.We have $200,000 / year of liquid equity we will be able invest, per year, for the next 3-5 years.

Late into the night price negotiations and dealing with Corona virus limitations all while being 1000s of Kms away across the country.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

A lot of these southern beach & mountain towns have been supporting STR for 75+ years, long before Airbnb was a thing, so they’re very comfortable with it and it’s a built-in part of the community.3) The Southern half of the US is more forgiving if your property is out of service for a couple months (a flood, property damage, coronavirus) bc you earn year-round revenue.

And now, there's the Coronavirus.

I have a number of wholesalers emailing me every day, but this does seem to have slowed down since coronavirus - likely due to the fact that flips and BRRRRs are riskier than usual right now. 

As we wait out the coronavirus pandemic, college graduates can find a remote job for an Austin-based company, and make the move when things start to clear up.https://www.apartmentlist.com/rentonomics/best-metros-for-college-graduates-2020/

Given the unknown circumstances and effects of coronavirus and all the talk of an even worse 2nd wave hitting November/December, am I crazy to consider this?

Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin indicated Thursday that additional stimulus likely will be needed to counteract the coronavirus’s negative impact on the economy, although it is unlikely to occur immediately.