Thanks, Gail K. after hearing the CDC list Cats as probable spreaders to the 40 million people now infected with the Toxoplasmosis parasite. and knowing it can cause Schizophrenia and brain infections if left untreated just do not want someone with violent Rage Disorders living in our Apartments thinks I'll go through the motions in court to declare the Building Allergen free even if I lost a couple of months rent. then will not have to find plumbers or electricians not allergic to cats. https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/...

Houses are selling very quickly here, but I would guess that will come to a stand still in the near future as infection cases quickly multiply over the next couple weeks.

The reaction and legislation (and their attempt to force people to do things not based on any science or even a rational explanation) enacted on its behalf are 5 times worse.If you are under the age of 60 and healthy, you're chance of dying from Covid-19 if you catch it, is exactly 0.002% (Infection fatality rate).

Their infection rate has dropped low enough to partially re-open their economy due to their extremely harsh reaction. 

So IMHO, the following asset classes should be considered but with the assumption that a deal sponsor has 1) taken such asset class through a recession or two and 2) on a market by market basis: MHP, MFH, storage, medical offices with concentration on infection deceases, and assisted living.

This year it's projected to be right around $1T (I'll bet the WH will throw a parade) Since we are talking about what it will take while ignoring the political fallout, the first step would be to get rid of the crony capitalism that is rampant in our health care system and has also infected much of the rest of the government whenever there are private contracts involved. 

Some Northern Italian cities don't even test their people for infection because they assume everyone is infected so infection rate doesn't mean much.

Due to lack of widespread testing I believe that this virus has infected way more people than we currently know and I suspect the actual mortality rate to be a lot lower than what is being reported. 

Anyway here is a link to data on folks paying rent (from the National Multi Fam Housing Council- you know, one of those orgs that folks could join if they wanted to support Pro landlord lobbying)https://www.nmhc.org/research-...Exactly, we need data to understand how those policies are fixing things as they intended (like reduced covid infections by 30%) or making things worse (like 10% of landlords couldn't pay their mortgage and end up in financial ruins).  

With supply chains being cut left and right all over the world, escalating quarantines, reasonably intelligent tradesmen who have better things to do than run out to job sites all day and expose themselves to infection or any sort of injury that involves going to the disease-ridden hospitals.But you honestly think that in this deal, you should worry more about housing value changes, bank rates, and what your hypothetical new tenants will be able to afford.It boggles the mind.