The corona virus lock down has sparked an economic calamity that we still have not yet seen the worst of.

Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz announced in June that implementing the 2019 law would be delayed, at least partially because complying with the existing law was unrealistic for property owners and tenants because of the coronavirus pandemic.If passed, the new proposal would be a repeal-and-replace of the current law.It includes a five-year compliance schedule, with the first properties required to be compliant by June 30, 2022, and the final properties to reach compliance by Dec. 31, 2026.

Now, the X factor could be Coronavirus. 

If you keep waiting for a 20% correction, even if you get it, you'll be waiting for a 30% correction and miss it.It can happen again:Banks Get Ready for Wave of Coronavirus Loan DefaultsJPMorgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo signaled that the worst of the coronavirus recession is yet to come, opting to stow away tens of billions of dollars to prepare for an expected wave of loan losses.https://www.wsj.com/articles/t... 

I am trying to position myself to be able to take advantage of any disruption in the market due to the fallout from the coronavirus. 

.- Despite its print business taking an initial hit from the coronavirus outbreak, it says core revenues have risen 30% on average.https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/22/design-app-canva-doubles-valuation-to-6-billion-plans-us-expansion.html

If the coronavirus kept in longer time, how does this change the apartment building investment? 

A lot of these southern beach & mountain towns have been supporting STR for 75+ years, long before Airbnb was a thing, so they’re very comfortable with it and it’s a built-in part of the community.3) The Southern half of the US is more forgiving if your property is out of service for a couple months (a flood, property damage, coronavirus) bc you earn year-round revenue.

Before this coronavirus stuff hit, I've been working on putting together a business plan and getting the necessary licenses to start a mortgage lending business.

All-cash deals hours after listings go live: This is all still happening in Seattle, the city that four weeks ago was considered an epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic, and since March 23 has been under a stay-at-home order barring all nonessential activity.