The Fed will still be propping up the economy because the coronavirus crisis will still be going on.

I don't mind vacancy for now anyway since I need to renovate some things in Unit B too plus the mortgage payment was higher than my previous apartment rents.I know that coronavirus related items are that eviction is withheld until December if it's related to COVID but I'm not renewing Unit A's lease anymore so I don't think there's a reason for a CDC exemption.Thanks

Not to mention coronavirus has forced extended anti-eviction laws until at least April here in California so a rent increase most likely wouldnt come until the pandemic is over. 

@Fan Bi everything you've written matches what I'm seeing.However I'm still not sure what's going to happen at the end of this month, and am not as confident that more stimulus is a foregone conclusion; a CNN article today said there's a long way to go before Congress agrees on another coronavirus stimulus package.My personal opinion is that we are still near the top of this cycle.

That was what I was seeing pre-coronavirus.Post-coronavirus (today) it depends a lot more. 

The U.S. economy charged ahead in the first three months of the year thanks to more Americans getting vaccinated, fewer people catching the coronavirus and Washington approving another gargantuan $1.9 trillion stimulus.

Consumer confidence waned in October, reflecting somewhat less optimism about the jobs market and the U.S. economy in the next six months amid another outbreak of coronavirus cases.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the U.S. regained 638,000 jobs in October, reflecting a surprising show of strength for our economy (even as coronavirus cases are escalating to record highs).

Coronavirus has hit the US and world fast furious and has managed to force us into a recession.

(Ugh, Coronavirus)does anyone know a lender who will do loans for a gall such as my self?