It shows the labor market is still struggling to recover after the biggest wave of layoffs in American history.

(Could be wrong there)It is still very early to tell as we have not finished wave 1 and a potential second wave of covid.

Everything is Z-Wave.

Makes no sense.I see 2 likely outcomes from the case: (1) Gov Wolf's order is overturned and we go to business as usual with a massive eviction and foreclosure tidal wave, or (2) declare it an unlawful taking and order PA to pay damages to landlords.

That being said, I can't imagine things feeling like early pre covid 2020 again until well after the election and even then nobody knows what kind of market shocks waves the election results could cause. 

With the second wave of the COVID-19 virus upon us it seems hard to predict how heavy the impact on this industry might be. 

If 12 to 24 months down the road however there is a market correction, a small wave of foreclosures associated with Covid fallout, etc, he at that time would entertain considering options in those higher priced areas.Our market is flooded with whole salers.

Shutdowns caused job losses and we are about to see a wave of foreclosures in the next year or two...

And it seems like second wave is coming; restaurants, retail and the tourism industry are closing back down.

You might also look at videos by Roger James Hamilton, in cluding "The 3 Crisis Waves Coming-Debt, Recession Economic