As of April 2nd, I read that some 10m Americans filed for unemployment and yet the Dow Jones gained today. 

Anyone who thinks this will suddenly kill any sort of vacationing by Americans is crazy.

For investors, (unless you're doing mass volume), it doesn't make sense to pay full commission...For average Americans who do 1-2 RE transactions every 10-20 years...they don't know any better.

I’m currently with First American.

I recently bought a house in Sedona, AZ that was built in 1979, and the RE agent gave me a warranty through First American.  

@Cole Rollen, @Greg H. is correct about there potentially being an issue with getting a government backed loan that has the cheapest financing (meant to help Americans afford to get into a primary residence) and then using it as a rental.

And while people want to blame it on the virus our economy & society had deep flaws & risks many ignored & would not discuss like entitlements, socialism creeping in over decades & more like national debt & of course the elephant in the room of Federal Reserve manipulation & Keynesian not Austrian/Biblical Economics!

American Eagle, for example, does 3%-down conventional mortgages.

It all depends on how long this situation lasts, how much this impacts homeowners, who have already been told that there will be loan forbearances in place, if they qualify, and whether we as a society are truly able to follow the rules and "flatten the curve".  

I have total respect for these two individuals.And I know many could not afford this form of charity but I think those that can this just shows that Americans  can and will Rally especially now with our health professionals on the front lines..