Do you anticipate a spike in demand while the issue heats up?

I don't expect the spike in motivation for another couple of months, but I'm sure some of you are excited.Regardless of which type of investor you are, this pandemic is the first of its kind for many.

Jobless claims in the U.S. jumped to 3.3 million between March 15 and 21 — an increase of 1,064% from the previous week according to the Dept of Labor. The jump in claims is the largest single-week increase on record,...

Couple of things are going to happen if the tenants refuse to pay rent for the next 90 days.1) major spike in evictions come the end of the 90 day period.2) market will get flooded with delinquent tenants in the market looking for new homes prior to the 90 day period ending to avoid evictions and ruining their credit So everyone be aware if you randomly have so many calls for your vacancy say around mod June .Us landlord should stick together and refuse these opportunist move into our properties because they just decided to be irresponsibleAnd not pay their rent when they could.

Governments telling people they dont need to pay their mortgage or rent if they cant afford it, combine this with the highest spikes in unemployment ever seen. 

Maybe nothing changes or maybe a bunch of anxious owners decide to sell, cause inventory to spike and prices go down.

Unemployment will spike and the real estate market will slow lagging behind the stock market that’s already dropped.   

The cost to build will go up great, causing existing real estate to spike.

@Tammie Spikes what company was this?

We should be very grateful if near term unemployment doesn’t spike WAY beyond 10% so that is an incentive not a floorExtension of unemployment benefits to 3 years, the $600 a week boost and the opening up to independent contractors a huge boost thereNo stock buybacks and no real raises in CXO compensation for 3 years or term of the loan.