Here's an article from yesterday: https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2020/07/14/coronavirus-upgrades-planned-for-raymond-james-stadium

The Hill By Brooke Seipel - 07/13/20 07:42 PM EDTAnalysis: 23 million families could face eviction by October due to pandemicCBS News reported Monday that a study from the COVID-19 Eviction Defense Project estimates between 19 million and 23 million renting families nationwide could be at risk of losing their homes by September 30."

Based on news articles, I know these notes have been sold to Goldman Sachs and a few other banks. 

“Assuming this doesn’t change by filing earlier than July, you would get your refund earlier.”https://finance.yahoo.com/news/19-things-know-tax-deadline-191559650.html

This is good news for the market across the region.

😆 Hi Mark,The high number of cases in FL that you are hearing about on the news is in the more southern counties of the state around Miami/Dade, Broward & Orlando counties.

@Julee Felsman Okay - that's great news.

There was a T.V. news story in maybe 2018, that many had bought house trailers in previous decades, & placed these trailers in trailer parks, west of Miami City, having to pay rent, due to they could not find land for sale, near to the jobs they held.

The good news is that it has an unfinished basement I can turn into additional square footage, it’s got incredible views, and a ton of potential.

The people who bought in 2012 had it pretty easy and while they generally were the big winners they still could have ended up as losers if things changed for the worse.Regardless its really up in the air how the market will react to certain news and I think COVID showed that because despite a very uncertain future where most would think home buying would be on the decline, people are still buying houses because human behavior tends to react irrationally.