And, the temporary GA eviction ban will eventually run its course and landlords will be once again be able to enforce rent payment by their tenants.Plus, given the scarcity of affordable rental houses there even before the COVID-19 Crisis, and the continued strong demand for housing in Atlanta, I anticipate rents to remain stable, if not increase, in the Region.Valuations, on the other hand, are likely going to take a hit.

I expect those numbers to go down some for May, but still these numbers are way better than I anticipated.  

The reality is that there are not nearly as many evictions as people think so I don't anticipate this is going to have a major impact. 

Don’t anticipate it being a concern.

Talk to your lender about anticipated PITI after sale (and realize that the county may reassess the taxes at closing). 

Do you anticipate a sharp drop, prolonged drop and recession, or minimal effect?

I’m closing on a triplex and my banker called to tell me rates went up by 1% of what we were anticipating in just 4 days!....

There are some investors that "land bank" vacant land in anticipation of appreciation over time. 

I would anticipate some extra costs upfront (harder to get work done, longer to lease, etc.) but assuming those extra contingencies don't ruin the deal, I would stick with the deal.

Please recommend books that teach multifamily (5+ Units) investing with actual examples.My problem with multifamily investing is estimating potential costs.Thanks in anticipation.