I'll revert back to email responses for everyone and tighten up my available hours significantly to provide blocks on select days.Yeah, I used to do open houses (pre-pandemic) like @Ron Brady. 

I would think that appropriate action the state should be taking if they are aware that there is a flu pandemic and their resources may not be enough is to get more resources.

However, larger Class A operations are often over-leveraged, with valuations based on pre-pandemic occupancy and cash flow.

I believe the rent/property price increases are due to the pandemic supply and/or demand, or lack thereof, not just Progress Residential or other institutional investors. 

It was the largest monthly gain since the NAR began tracking the data and came after sharp declines over the previous three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One of my office buildings needs a little love, and we've been taking care of it during the pandemic. 

LA has just entered into another round of shutdowns.Civil Unrest, Global Pandemic, Record Unemployment...Election.Yet, LA real estate is through the roof!

And to make matters worse, tenants have a year to pay back the rent owed for rents unpaid during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

I definitely wouldn't want to be there right now either with all that's going on pandemic-wise. 

I currently own my own restaurant that unfortunately opened right as the pandemic hit.