It will be especially interesting to see what happens based on how the stock market has started to creep into "Bear" territory and the media is talking about the Coronavirus 24/7.

As a former property manager that experienced all sorts of situations during the pandemic, I couldn't agree with @Nathan G.'

The economy is struggling along and we are still in the pandemic.  

I think we've bought six appliances during the pandemic from them.  

And while we aren't there we had a pretty big announcement today after Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced a new 50bps loan pricing adjustment on all refinance loans purchased on or after September 1st – so basically, nearly every loan that is being refinanced by them.The move, obviously meant to "help" our struggling, coronavirus-weakened economy, comes at the directive of the FHFA and is meant to curb the “higher risk and costs” associated with refinance mortgages (yeah, right).

I know some investors that went through a rough patch during the pandemic.

Just two months after I posted the article, the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

They said it was due to the COVID pandemic   When the appraiser came out they wrote a report but did not give a value to the property.

I knew before a global respiratory pandemic that my chronically sick father would have a health scare.

In short, look for properties that have unique features that money cannot buy; tucked into the hills, lots of land, unique land formations, scenic views (not just the ordinary desert view, we're talking real scenic jaw dropping views), etc.One thing to know about demand is that 30% of all active STRS on Airbnb came online within the last 2 years so although the number of bookings is up year over year, those bookings are being spread out amongst more properties which is bringing occupancy rates down.That said, many STR owners purchased at the height of this last STR bull-run hoping to cash in on the craze and are now struggling because they ran numbers using outlier pandemic year statistics.