We all hope that this will blow over soon, but to think we will be back to "normal" in 90 days is quite irrational. 

We’re about to close on a 2/2 in Sevierville, thanks to @Avery Carl’s tenacity when dealing with a seller who is behaving irrationally.

The notion to sell one's home and buy another home in a peak market, but irrational, emotionally-based decisions are justified with the logic that they are getting their "dream home" or its out of necessity for a new lifestyle home (single level for seniors).

Try to separate rational from irrational fear and make calculated moves.

This leads to irrational pricing which exacerbates their negative image issues. 

This leads us to being gullible, naive and making irrational decisions."

I think most people now understand that transmission via surfaces/touch is almost impossible, but people still freak out about irrational and scientifically impossible things all the time so who knows.

An example would be - Cantor Fitzgerald is the sponsor of this Amazon warehouse in Texas that produces a 6% return to investors for 4-7 years and has a 15% IRR at the end of the hold period.Shoot me a DM if interested!

http://www.huduser.org/portal/periodicals/cityscpe...As a buyer of MHPs, I'm benefited by the fact other investors irrationally view MHPs as being 'dangerous' and don't compete with me for properties.

If you feel so strongly about a home that you are willing to make irrational decisions like that, please read some of these forums about "rookie mistakes" and enlighten yourself on the term due diligence.