It will be especially interesting to see what happens based on how the stock market has started to creep into "Bear" territory and the media is talking about the Coronavirus 24/7.

I’m saying both rent and price will always go up so go lock up on a fixer upper or get these low interests while the coronavirus is still going on and if you do need land I have that which you can build multi units for cheap with the best location 

https://www.toledoblade.com/local/city/2020/06/26/kapszukiewicz-administration-delays-lead-safe-housing-enforcement-citing-coronavirus/stories/20200626079The latest and greatest on the Toledo Lead Ordinance.

Hence, the Corona Virus, a great case in point.I know of real stories where the market shifted and investor friends of mine had their money tied up for years.

However they do still do annual inspections (though they are on hold right now due to coronavirus and they're allow self-inspections).I have not spoken to any tenant yet, but how do you suggest I do this?

It states, "As part of the recently enacted Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, mortgage accounts in forbearance as a result of COVID-19 cannot be reported negatively to the credit bureaus by lenders," which is nice.

Next day I saw on Portal my Loan Status DECLINED, after few days I received an email that "We have received multiple applications from your business for economic injury as a result of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

The STRs have been severely impacted by Coronavirus and on taxes they are considered self employment income.

Thus far, the Corona virus is hype.

Also coronavirus is more than likely to lead to more people applying for the section 8 program.Haven't seen the effects play out quite yet here in San Antonio, Texas, but I would be willing to say it's looking promising for section 8 landlords.