What are we going through right now is temporary and won't last forever.

I network with a bunch of other business owners who are looking to capitalize on their competitor's decreased marketing spend.We've consistently been running FB ads for the past few months and will continue to do so.

But rental and sale listings go on... with some obvious changes that will, in the long term, look temporary.

There will be hardship, but not a flood of homes with no-one to live in them.Housing demand is created by the existence of people and increases when more people turn up and decreases if they go away.

Hopefully this is all just temporary and things go back to normal by the end of summer

Although a large amount of these layoffs should be temporary this doesn't matter to a loan underwriter.

What if you found a new tenant and they immediately lost their job due to the economy and couldn't pay and were granted temporary immunity from the default?

Showings have decreased pretty significantly.  

If it’s not a temporary situation they should look for a home at 1/2 that price.  

This would help in case of rehab delays, or even decrease in market prices.Have you seen any signs of crisis, price erosion or recession due to Coronavirus?