The market may correct in your area due to the virus shut downs and so you may soon find a better deal than you had before.  

While email does work pretty well and they really should at least send you some kind of response, it can be slow based upon the current virus shutdowns and people just trying to figure out where the market is and where it is heading.  

Tenants have been trying to use that lately with the virus.

So when it does come time to send a notice to quit the tenants cannot claim to a judge that they misunderstood how this corona virus rent order was to be implemented. 

The initial effect of the virus will not be know until the May/June numbers come out as the March report reflects properties that were put under contract in January and February

Its been stalled for the last month due to the virus and all construction being stopped by the city.

Unfortunately,  the virus has really slowed down new hires and prospects are not good for at least the next 3-6 months. 

Unfortunately, the virus has really slowed down new hires and prospects are not good for at least the next 3-6 months.

I have 2 SFH but haven't been able to work on them because of the virus and both homes are out of state.

Most homes fail the 1% rule here, and the decent ones seem to get swept up by cash buyers almost immediately (I've already lost 5 bids on duplexes this past week).I don't know if it's the corona virus scare, but one of my offers finally got accepted.