With coronavirus there has been a big movement toward living in the suburbs ( cleaner air, people not living on top of each other, more land, connecting with nature, less traffic than downtown Atlanta ,property taxes usually much cheaper, etc. ).You have people still that want to live their but not as many.There are about 27 counties in MSA area for GA.

@Gary L Wallman solid coronavirus jokes lol!!

Cash out refinances were excluded from that bail out.https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/22/coronavirus-relief-fannie-and-freddie-to-buy-loans-in-mortgage-bailout-program.htmlAn independent mortgage broker in your area will be able to help find what lender has the "least crappy" pricing without you having to call 30 or 40 different banks and go through 30 credit pulls and 30 hour long conversations, etc. 

Originally posted by @Steve Morris:1) Google search <<your town name>> and REIA2) Get phone of same3) Call and joinThere'll be a lot of investor/owners that can answer questions.That would be nice but corona virus has pretty much cut that off thanks  

The good thing with corona virus is that I did not travel anywhere and I was able to build up a beefier emergency fund. 

I guess by this time since we’re in the late pandemic stages the bulk of the people who are losing their jobs due to the Corona virus was more in the early stages of the pandemic.

Our March meeting is cancelled due to coronavirus precautions! 

I love old houses; I live in one but they are often money pits-- personally, I avoid them for investment properties.colleges may not open until winter with corona virus this year so you might need to carry that mortgage on your own.

For those of you trying to raise capital right now in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, you will likely face challenges from your investors that are normally faithful in investing with your group. 

I see you're from Long Island, currently one of the hot spots of coronavirus chaos.