The corona virus impact on stock market is scary.

Question : How are DSTs invested in apartments doing with the covid10 virus?

I never thought the stocks were going to dip this far, and the hype over a virus has gotten feverish, and no one has seen these extremes in this way.

There have been recessions and bear markets.Yes, I would agree that the arrival of a flu pandemic on our shores was likely not the method by which the casual observer or even seasoned economists would have guessed as the trigger for our current economic situation.

Now that the virus outrage is happening..

There are many town and city ordinances that make the banks(owners) responsible for the upkeep of the properties I know in california because of the danger of west nile virus swimming pools are espeically on the radar.Call code enforcement in your are to complain of the blight of the foreclosed homes 

Hey everyone, I recently purchased my first SFH this year in Indy, the purchase turned out to be a success and I am waiting to see how this Corona Virus situation unfolds until I look for more.My question is to people who are currently investing in Indy, what zip codes/townships are you most prevalent in?

@Joseph Koury You can disclose it if you want to, but it'll likely frighten most of the residents, which may lead to negative results (ex. residents asking for credits on their rent or other types of concessions due to being exposed to the virus). 

Even in the great recession (where the basic information about the cause was fairly quickly understood) we had multiple legs down as the effects reverberated through the economy (and those caused aftereffects and those caused aftereffects).In this case there is more uncertainty because we don't even know a lot of basic information about this virus, yet.

I think you are onto something with your last statement about the impact from the "virus".