I am in my 180-day period for a 1031 exchange with $2mm in escrow and two properties under contract: a stabilizing self storage deal in a small but growing market and a NNN deal with three QSR (two credit quality nati...

Actually, most companies would have to pay big fines for this, if the authorities did their work.As for real estate, in my opinion there is an obvious bubble, but the pace at which real estate prices adjust is slow, so I would expect a delayed reaction to the coronavirus economic crisis, due to the own nature of real estate.

I went to the streamlined EIDL and I see it asks for not only EIN but also my ssn, date of birth, bank account number.  Is anyone concerned that this system could be hacked and identity be stolen?Also - this is where ...

Interest rates were cut in light of coronavirus by 75%.

Coronavirus-related economic fears might be enough to push hesitant sellers to the edge, I plan on attacking these lists aggressively over the next few days.

I have done 2 transactions deals with each and it would be 3 but for a hold up with an off market deal due to corona virus and me waiting for some capital to free up.

Throughout the last 3 months as coronavirus has hit San Diego hard, the state of California and the federal government has done a great job to supplement incomes which has lead our 700+ units to maintain a 96-97% rent collection throughout the pandemic.

Here is an informative blog post on the topic that might ad some insight:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/11965/89453-coronavirus-influence-on-re-and-why-sfrs-have-increased-demand

I'm still seeing multiple offers on my listings and I predict the "shutdown" with coronavirus will only last one month.

Coronavirus is not going to stop people from needing a place to live.