During the pandemic, there have been SO many cities implementing new laws to restrict Airbnb's.

Wanted to update this thread after Q1 2020 is coming to an end & we're dealing with CoronaVirus! 

Here's an article about rent growth in KC if you're interested: Kansas City apartment rents fell 1.8% since pandemic began - Kansas City Business Journal (bizjournals.com)Lots of luck to you!

It appears the pandemic requires people go out and buy up a lot of tin and metal and cause the supply and demand to get screwy for us people that want to build something.

Millennials have decided to start buying and many of them did very well with stocks and crypto during the Pandemic and are looking to move some of it to Real Estate as they settle down and start families.

Before Corona Virus, on SFR and Two families, it used to take 1.5-2 months to evict a tenant based on non payment. 

Most of those contracted during the height of the pandemic as a safety net to make sure the bills were paid.

After 10 full years of volatility, the correction ended in August 2018.Then, the global COVID-19 pandemic joined the chat, and the stock market magnificently crashed yet again.

The income is there (3x $2000) but their credit scores took a plunge during the pandemic.

@Zoe Mercier I have shown a few units during the pandemic.