Once a vaccination is found and mass produced, and the people get back to work and moving forward with life, certain elements will bounce back quickly.

So even if there is a temporary slowdown, once the overblown mass hysteria dies down things will likely return to normal with a bunch of pent up demand that's been shut in doors the previous few months.After all, it's not like housing demand is suddenly going to go away.

@Kinnari SanghaviIf you are in MASS you have some real issue going on.

My home state of NH has put a moratorium on the eviction process.At the same time, I have a roommate who appears to have fallen off the wagon, perhaps as a response to him losing his job in a mass layoff.His behavior has been erratic, he has started having frequent "social" calls lasting 5 minutes or less, and he is bringing people into the house who make me uncomfortable and who scare my partner.During this period in which states have placed a moratorium on evictions, is there any possible relief for people who need to get rid of someone who is renting a room in their primary residence?

City of Springfield, 470 Mass. 284 (2014)Discusses the preemption of local foreclosure ordinances by state laws.Eaton v.

It's also not that hard to get the list of owners and shoot out a mass letter to them all with the basic points that matter like "Im trying to sell this above market and create some more equity for you."

My best practices for online marketing for RE is to NEVER follow the masses.

Mass Mutual has paid a dividend every year since the Civil War (and I’m not talking about the Avengers) Foresters (my personal favorite WL company) has a solid track record as well.

Finally, unemployment is open to self-employed folks here in Mass if you have been impacted by COVID-19: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/apply-for-pandemic-unemployment-assistanceGood luck folks!

Cancellations across the valley have skyrocketed recently mostly due to the mass layoffs on the strip.