Finally, a new Clark County ordinance was passed prohibiting property owners and managers from discriminating against prospective tenants based on the source of their income or an eviction related to a loss of income experienced because of the pandemic (section 8 included in the source of income discrimination).Nevada previously was a very landlord friendly state.

@Michael Carges I understand Force Majuere, but you signed a contract in December 2020, which was a year into a pandemic when lumber prices had already skyrocketed.

Once the pandemic became severe (early 2020) I moved back into my parent's house.

@Kayla Carson, I'm guessing that house has appreciated quite a bit since you bought due to the pandemic, and if it's your personal residence, you'll be able to take those gains tax free up to $250k, so I wouldn't say it's too bad if that's the case

.• Despite the slowing economy due to the pandemic, the Georgia Department of Economic Development generated $632 million in company relocations and expansions in 2020, which bodes well for future activity.• Atlanta’s higher-wage jobs — $60,000 per year or more — increased since the by 3.0% in 2020, a positive trend as 2021 begins.Multifamily• Despite uncertainty in 2020, Atlanta’s multifamily sector has remained strong, with overall vacancy just north of 5.0%.

My rentals in Oakland are all either Section8 or Abode services (similar to Section8 but better) and each year I have raised the rent by 5 % and even in the pandemic the housing authority raised the rents.

REIT prices dove like crazy at the beginning of the pandemic, but actual real estate stayed steady and kept rising.

I started investing before the pandemic and the record low interest rates and I had no issue finding a deal that cash flowed well.

Paid every month (not on time) through the entire pandemic.

This tenant is a section 8 housing recipient and he worked all through the pandemic.