A cliff meaning the edge where sellers still think they can get pandemic prices once the demand lessens a little and they start overpricing when they also want or have to sell.

Even during the pandemic, there was plenty of demand for one bedroom in a house with other people haha.

We had been 1099 independent contractors with our small business, but closed the business during the pandemic and now find that it does not pay to work for that big premium.  

Considering we are coming out of a pandemic, I’m holding out for great deals, not just good deals.

Does a global pandemic cause an economic disaster resulting in your tenants losing all of their jobs and thereby unable to pay rent?

But Hunter, Windham, Jewett are the sweet spots for demand anyway.That said, revenues seem to be declining since the highs of the pandemic, so be sure to consider that in your underwriting.

It started as virtual because it was born during Pandemic shutdown but we are planning to go live sometime next year.

I must say, I have been through market crashes due to economic reasons and never a pandemic. 

  This post is a little overdue as this pesky pandemic has made life somewhat hectic lately but I thought I’d like to share my first successful exit as an investor.

What is clear is people know that leaving SF better be a 1 way ticket because coming back post pandemic will be challenging and history is littered with cases where people left the bay only to come back to 2x rents and RE prices.