I ran FB campaigns for both traffic (driving people to your website) and or video views.  

@Albert Gutierrez In terms of my rentals, we’ve reduced prices slightly in order to secure qualified tenants in some cases, but so far traffic has been pretty good, and I’ve leases 4 places since March.The only place I’m really hurting is with a condo I’m renting out in the Eastern Columbia building.

There are some good articles on BP which discuss this.For rents, you could technically just search the web for houses that are listed for rent on zillow, craigslist, trulia, etc.

Other law web sites state: Collateral: Collateral will be required for loans greater than $25,000.

The below chart is for Texas statewide:This chart of passenger traffic at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is a good proxy to drive home how rapidly and severely the national and Austin economy shut down:The real estate market definitely slowed to a crawl in the first couple weeks of the pandemic, but activity appears quickly returning.

When I analyze a property, one of the things that I do is going to the Indy.gov web page, and check past property taxes .

This place is a year round type of destination with the lakes being in demand for the summer and there is also a ski resort for all the winter time traffic.

I haven't really seen anything on BP about them and not much on the web either.

My present infill lot inventory has gotten a lot less traffic lately but my rural larger acreage seems to be hanging in there.  

Yes, I have done a traffic and population analysis based upon existing units within a 6 mile radius.