All that said, if the virus is contained and it is safe to return to "life as usual" within a couple months, then the most drastic affects will likely be mitigated.

I recently got an appraisal back at $430k , and was considering doing a cash out and put that money into another property. until this damn corona virus bs!

Also, due to the virus, the April 15 payment this year can be made as late as July 15, without interest or penalties.2.

I've spoken with a lot of my landlord clients and they're concerned about tenants either lying about being affected by the virus, or owing the landlord a bunch of back-owed rent and then simply moving out at the end of the lease without paying it, adding legal costs to the landlord to attempt to collect the funds. 

Markets hot here, and the virus is exasperating the inventory problem.

I think there will be some investors that bought their first SFR with too much debt in a C location, will be hurt and probably not come back.There will definitely be overall fallout in restaurants, but I think the restaurant boom of 2015-18 was already starting to come to an end.Not related to corona virus, but I think smaller retail in town squares is coming around, particularly as millennials are moving out of urban centers and into first rung suburbs that offer walkability, but also a yard and space for dogs and kids.But the vast majority of it will come back in the same way it was. 

This virus is changing things rapidly.  

Or is it best to wait a little until the corona virus passes and invest afterwards when things are a little cheaper?

All of this occurred BEFORE we started seeing issues because of the Corona Virus.

I think this event will make people more responsible (savings/rainy day funds will be taken seriously) and healthier (people will actually wash their hands and stay away from people who show symptoms of a cold or flu).