In 2020, during the start of the pandemic, I stumbled upon a BP podcast on YouTube.

After not being able to go out, travel, and basically live a normal life (lol), I was able to stack a great deal of money during the pandemic and purchase my home in 2021.

I knew that condominiums had suffered during the pandemic but I didn't realize it was Oakland specific.

From the rise in e-commerce to work from home, the pandemic accelerated our lives by decades.

mixed - pandemic caused slowdowns which impacted project timeline and costs.

While a lot of people have moved out of the city as a result of the pandemic and I think it will be a while until rent rates recover to a normal rate, it's definitely possible to do.Unfortunately don't know any agents in SF proper but do know a great agent in Marin.

The most impressive part is that these life insurance companies have paid annual dividends consistently since inception, through the Great Depression, World Wars, 1970’s stagflation, Great Recession, and now the pandemic.

You're not a lawyer and more importantly you're not my lawyer.For some back story:A couple years ago when the pandemic started I saw the writing on the wall with my old job.

Was considering trying to put together a monthly happy hour meetup in the downtown Westerly / Pawcatuck area for folks out in this area until this little global pandemic hit.

People are also flocking out of cities during the pandemic, making rents shoot down in the short term.