@Jay Hinrichs has stated that it is a good thing that prices are eclipsing the highs prior to the 'Great Recession'.  

I've tried using the link that you sent but it only leads me to the eCLIPSE system to apply online.

My 8-5 income has been eclipsed by my rental cash flow income for quite some time now.  

These were popular because of the massive appreciation so you didn't care about principal pay down as appreciation would eclipse what you owed on the place.No-doc or low-doc 3-year ARMs.

@James WiseAin't lived till you've seen a talented intepretation of Total Eclipse of the Heart on the pole.

One more semi-prediction of mine is that tenants will be less likely to move in the next 12 months.Finally one last prediction from a prominent owner in my market - that shared living arrangements is going to be eclipsed going forward. 

NNN not as well-promoted as it is usually used in the commercial world and residential vastly eclipses it.

Outside of holidays or eclipses (April 8-9th next year), we lower our prices quite a bit to get it booked during the week.

It may transition to partial WFH, but proximity is still important -- in other words, I don't see a mass exodus on the horizon, losses will be gradual over time and most likely beset by or eclipsed by the young folk who enjoy city life and want to live the city life.Regarding severity of covid, well, this isn't the place for a discussion on it.

if the property is sold during this time it would be possible to 1031 the property since it is fully investment and take up to $500K in boot that would normally be taxable but in this case be offset by the primary residence exclusion of sec. 121 since they would also qualify for that having lived in the property for 2 in the previous 5 year period.If the gain on your primary residence eclipses $500K then it is a strategy worth looking at.