Our economy is going to rebound and our real estate market is going to continue to cycle.

No one knows when things will rebound. 

Home prices were just rebounding in 2012 and 3 years of serious declines.

I've seen a variety of predictions and evidence from China's rebound.

I agree that the Houston market will eventually rebound to some degree- O&G has always been cyclical and COVID isn't here to stay. 

When everyone exits, you stay in place or come come in " That way, when it rebounds (and it will) you will be ahead of the curve before all the other homes come back and saturate the marketplace.

Detroit is starting to rebound in certain areas. 

That would be akin to selling your stocks in 2012 after losing your butt for 5 years; which was 5 years shy of the FULL rebound of the stock market to a point about 2x the 2007 highs.Investing in the stock market is not wisely used a short-term investment vehicle and I believe you would be doing yourself a disservice to look up and see the sky falling (due to a very clear cause -- a virus) and dump your depressed stocks so that you could put that money into a (potentially) inflated commodity like investment real estate.   

Hard to tell what it will rebound to in April-May with interest rates still low.  

This summer will see a major rebound and everyone will get the false sense that the crisis is over.