Obviously only the stock market is currently being effected with the coronavirus, but lets assume in the near future the real estate market starts to feel the impact or we experience another 2008.

A lot of the real estate investing meet ups have been online since the pandemic so maybe you could convince your significant other to hop on a zoom call with you and get them exposed to real estate investing that way. 

The pandemic has created a new market for those who might be working from home permanently so they need an office.

We won this deal during the bidding wars of the pandemic.

Everything started well until after the COVID pandemic the PMC said the tenants were under Section 8 and could not pay until the middle of the month, my ignorance at the time, I was not aware I could ask for an eviction, so I continued with late payments due to the tenants being already in the property.

Our family is spread out in Atlanta/ Chicago/ Minneapolis so we probably wouldn't self manage right away.Also, with the pandemic I'm curious if demand has been picking up on the rental as well as the buying side. 

I’ve traveled around and done some showings at the beginning of the pandemic (like March/ April) in Detroit.

The sheriff likely realizes how incredibly immoral and frankly, evil it would be to put an already ill person out on the street during winter in the middle of a pandemic.

But of course, as you said, it's fragile and should be done cautiously as many Airbnb investors are finding out with this whole Coronavirus thing. 

Indeed, there was a boom during the pandemic with news headlines of nurses making $10,000 a week, not mentioning that we worked 90 hours a week at $90/hr for this income, and paid 40% or more to taxes.