Due to being unemployed for several months after my last lay off and due to the bad situation that was our old house, I have sold that house just a month ago and we are living with my parents so that we can save $ and look for our next house.

Massive layoffs, banks are not lending, people are not buying Starbucks ...If you see the stock market just had one of the biggest gains in history the virus is an excuse to sell and correct.All three benchmarks closed in correction territory, defined as a decline of at least 10%, but no more than 20%, from a recent peak.The only pandemic we need to worry about is society's utter hysteria. 

The rental marketing has been at full capacity for quite awhile, but with SAH orders, layoffs, food shortages etc, the rental market will most definitely drop considerably.

We can also offer cash-for-keys to recover possession of a home.For those tenants that claim they can’t pay rent due to a job loss, we are asking them to support their claim by providing the following:A layoff notice or similarTheir unemployment claim statusAny unemployment benefit award(s)Current bank statement to prove no employment-related deposits or unemployment benefit paymentsWe’ve updated our rent collection numbers through May 15, with the results compared to April 15 below:At this time, that is about all we can do.

I see the housing market has hardly changed during this pandemic but with all the lay offs I am concerned about finding reliable tenants who are able to pay rent.

My industry has been hit hard by COVID and we are pending heavy layoffs, which is fine and may free us up to move back to Texas since we had a child here and need support.It turns out I have a friend investing heavily in Wisconsin and another in South Carolina.  

I feel as though the notes market is in an interesting position right now financially - millions of layoffs, with potentially millions of people losing their homes.

With the unemployment claims backlog, furloughs and layoffs taking place in early April, I am guessing we will see a big drop across the board in collections May 1. 

AirBnb just announced they will layoff 25% of the company.  

As I mentioned above, we're in rural markets and while I know there have been some layoffs in the towns where we're located, I don't think they are as deep as in more populated areas.