@Maximo Jacobo I’m guessing we all are looking forward to a time which is less chaotic, sigh, we’re truly in unprecedented times.

I calculate that I can break even with a 25% drop in rents, and that would be an unprecedented decrease in San Diego.

We are in unprecedented times.

Prime and subprime mortgages both defaulted at unprecedented rates, especially subprime. 

Kalispell is experiencing unprecedented growth right now, I can't believe how much it has changed.

Billy has an unprecedented buyers data base. 

This will provide an unprecedented opportunity for those that know what they're doing.Mike

Yet, I hesitate to pull a trigger and put it on the market for sale in the mist of such unprecedented time.At the same time, I am wary of keeping it for rental as well as many renters are among those who have lost their job due to the virus and are not currently paying rent and do not know how hard to find a new tenant during this uncertainty. 

rental properties w/ gov't-subsidized interest rates is historically unheard of and unprecedented (unless you look back at Feudal Europe and you are of noble blood and trying to build a castle and you helped the King win his last war against France or whatever). 

Here's why:We are in unprecedented times regarding appreciation.