The coronavirus actually increased the price of housing.  

Who would have guessed a pandemic/coronavirus, but having section 8 rents guaranteed brings peace of mind. 

Even during this pandemic I have had two rentals come vacant and new tenants moved in at $50 per month higher rents as soon as we completed the make ready. 

But then again, that's why you're not on here every day complaining about how coronavirus and the gubmint done you wrong.

Alright, so I won't be investing for another three years.I'm a freshman at a military college, home now because of the coronavirus.

I know every person who is nervous about making their first purchase always has reasons as to why the time might not be right but I think that a national pandemic might qualify haha Do you foresee a lot of foreclosed properties in the future due to people falling on hard times and not being able to pay?

Winner gets bragging rights about the millions they made after the pandemic.

I have seen some older posts with similar situations but given the pandemic, eviction moratoriums, scarce inventory on the market, I felt some more up to date info was needed. 

With the way the state government is behaving, including still having rent moratoriums from the pandemic and the cost of the property it is not worth it.

However, I am worried that office buildings will convert to residential units afters the pandemic ends and companies realise they need way less space that before than before to operate.