You don't have to like it, and the bill is probably awful legislation (haven't read it) but please keep in mind that many are dying in NYC and up here in Boston they are repurposing hotels for hospital beds even as we post these things...lets keep some perspective.

Some areas are in the city of Boston and others are surrounding towns.Does anyone have experience with this that can point me in the right direction?

@Sophie DolezelI'm not going to personally speculate as to whether I think the market will down turn, or not, but I have seen a few properties in my area (Boston metro west) which have moved to exclusive virtual tours.

I'm a young professional in my mid twenties living in a desirable suburb of Boston. 

In Los Angeles and Boston, the totals are $1.46 billion and $1.31 billion, respectively, and the combined number of affected properties is 240.In New York City, home to the largest concentration of CMBS debt, some $3.96 billion in loans backed by 181 commercial real estate properties is slated to mature within the next 180 days.

(election under section 266) You can also review Publication 535 page 24Here is a good read on the topic:https://www.currentfederaltaxdevelopments.com/blog/2019/9/28/do-taxes-on-investment-real-estate-escape-the-10000-cap-it-seems-likely"Carrying ChargesCarrying charges include the taxes and interestyou pay to carry or develop real property or tocarry, transport, or install personal property.Certain carrying charges must be capitalizedunder the uniform capitalization rules.

And it would not be much better on public transportation.  

I've been thinking about trying to buy one from transporter, and get the 2nd one haul/setup wrapped into the deal.

Looking to build my network of experienced real estate professionals in the Worcester/Boston area. looking to gain more experience and learn. 

We will only need to access the property once, rather than being in an out of rentals where we could get sick from our tenants or be carriers transporting the virus from one home to another.