The virus will pass and the economy will slowly start revving back up.Dollar stores for Dollar General generally cheap sheet metal sides and back in weak suburban to rural locations.

So we have that possible pressure on the lenders also (as well as the owners).Based on the above (and other factors) I think the banks may continue to be flexible in their standards until we are sure we are out of this virus situation.Then they may go back to how it was, or they may do something different.It seems like right now there are too many unknown factors, making it at best just a guess.Just my 2 cents. 

I have been thinking about what ramifications the virus may have in a house hacking situation. 

Then I came down with the worst flu of my life.

Use plug-ins that can check comments via a web service to verify that it is not spamHope the above info is helpful to you....I've been in the I.T. field for over 10 years...8 of the 10 years were spent fighting viruses, rootkits, trojans, spyware, and worms.

Obviously with the whole virus situation, he's going to be stuck with the home until Q3 of 2020 most likely.

Certain markets are seeing a huge bump due to the pandemic that may or may not stick once things open up and the virus dissipates.

If I went to a podiatrist because I had the flu, it wouldn't work out too well.

Many of those free themes come with viruses and malware and/or insert their own ads all over the place.  

We used to have flu only two years ago, but they injected the economy with cancer and heart attack and stroke so economy and company can't move , when people can't move the Fed think one would not spend money LOLSeems like much bigger financial institution gonna collapse soon but truly there's almost no point for company to continue operation.