That nurse contracted coronavirus, and now the other two potential tenants pulled out.

Have cash reserves to weather a short-term downturn or Pandemic.12.

My renters all continued paying rent thru the pandemic (all but one but they moved peacefully).

Two months into this pandemic we have collected rent on every unit and we have more then 120 doors.Respectfully, Gary

Either way, best of luck to you.I would also suggest looking up areas like Conroe but do your flood research and Bryan/College Station near Texas A&M because there's tons of multi family there that area bargain basement prices now and will pop back up once the pandemic allows people to go back to school F2F.

I went into the abe wolman building to do this to meet the water dept pre pandemic. 

Factors like the pandemic, sudden rise in interest rates, a potential recession, etc create sudden unpredictable changes.

@Katy Wyly interested in hearing if you decided to purchase in Killington and if so how was it going before this pandemic..

Other areas (Michigan park, parts of Riggs parkfor example) are something like 4K a month payment vs 3500 rent, which is frankly basically normal in dc if not slightly better than pre pandemic, most of the rest of the metro area price to rent ratio is much bigger than pre pandemic, ne dc is also one of the only parts of our area I’m somewhat bullish on price appreciation just because prices are down 15-25% since peak.  

A pandemic happens and your business goes south.