People are panicking and spreading the word about saturation and "Airbnb Bust" while not realizing that the effects in any particular market are hyper-local and much of what we're seeing is return to pre-pandemic levels which is probably much more sustainable.

@Nicholas HausmannProperties near local hospitals have utilized traveling and contract nurses throughout the pandemic.

I currently live and work in the greater Seattle area but have been working remotely since last March and my employer has indicated that we are likely going to work 100% remote post-pandemic (with the exception of office visits and in-person meetings only as-needed).

We had to put the whole deal back together during the pandemic.

During this time the pandemic scare seemed create hesitation but lucky for me because I was able to put it under contract the day after it was listed.

And I do believe this pandemic, in one way or another, is going to be the cause for our next correction. 

I've got experience in long term rentals and flips, but the vacation rental thing is new to me (because what else do you do during a pandemic but start a new business).

Its too early to speculate if B class tenants are seeking more affordable housing during this pandemic but it appears its starting.

Thats not to mention a sorority doesn't seem like such a great option right about now given it is about the least recession/pandemic resistant investment possible.. 

For those of you trying to raise capital right now in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, you will likely face challenges from your investors that are normally faithful in investing with your group.