I loved the long pause just after I said this.

I do own some commercial property in an HOA but I am the majority owner and can control the outcome(s) because of it.I'd pause before investing where someone else can decide what you can and can't do. 

As long as you're not making it air-born, it's not something that even our inspectors give pause to.

I was a flight attendant that was laid off and we thought aviation was basically ending at this time and that I needed to find a new career but then I resumed work after the pandemic, so I put the whole program on pause as I went back to flying.Recently, I read about the FTC suing a similar company for these high-pressure sign up environments and something about the financing.

If you feel to "Exposed" based on your economic outlook, then strengthen your current position first, before either hitting a pause or pushing your next investment strategy. 

Some are temporary setbacks, others are fixable over time and ocassionally we see...... the cause for pause deep head scratch very odd case.

I even put in a zipcode and it kept telling me it could not find it.Having the DOM at 2 days rather than the number of days it has actually been there gives me pause and thinking they aren't getting any offers. :)

The rain has put a pause on the operation, but not his fault.

I can't speak for owner occupants, but here's how my small multifamily investor list is breaking down:The lookers who may have been thinking of starting to dabble and the investors who wanted to get started with a very small amount of funds have hit the pause button, as they should.

@Jay HinrichsI was in the process of searching for my first rental prior to the outbreak (now on pause), but currently renting.I usually pay between the 1st and 5th of the month, my landlords are not very strict/particular.