However, the coronavirus outbreak—and subsequent stay-at-home orders—led many buyers and sellers to put their moving plans on hold.

Any changes of opinion on using Rently or Showmojo to limit the potential for coronavirus exposure?

My AirBnb in San Juan has a 93% occupancy over the last 6 months, of course it’s taking a beatdown now cause of the coronavirus lock down.

The one who lost his job (before Coronavirus shutdowns) got his yearly tax return and Immediately paid for 4 months rent upfront and is actively working on finding a new job.

I'm not in NY, but I can tell you, the minute that the coronavirus moratorium on evictions hit, my rental criteria for my vacant units went WAAAAAY up. 

If it doesn't predict that the Winter is coming and therefore it needs to put away it's nuts... guess what happens when the Winter comes.I should hope we all have a better brain for prediction than a Squirrel.What was hard to predict is the Coronavirus Crash.... but what do you think will happen in a year from now?

With everything going on ( economy, coronavirus) do you still feel it is safe investment.

Just wanted to add, due to the coronavirus, DC is on a modified schedule and there may be delays in processing your business license, as well as scheduling the DCRA inspection. 

In tourist areas REVPAR is up as corona virus is waning and almost everyone wants to take a vacation or travel.

Seems kind of like it could be twisted into being kind of like the old "Pole Tax" thing they used to try to get away with in some areas.https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-by-race-ethnicity/(you can roll over the little colored boxes at the top of the graph for the %'s)It's probably not the best move to make when renting to the general public.