Does anyone know if this is temporary due to COVID-19?

Please re-direct me if there is a more appropriate sub-forum to post this on.I work for a medium sized developer in the Philadelphia and Jersey Shore area.

It is also temporary.

Long story short, I could see that this was a temporary situation. 

The revenue will be based on MTR demand drivers (corporate HQ, construction, universities, hospitals, military, temporary housing, vacation) rather than a 1.5x multiple of LTR.

2x house hacker in the North Shore area. 

Investor myself in the area and our family run company has been helping investors in the north shore Boston area for 25+ years.

Hey everyone,I am a real estate investor in Salisbury, MA. At the beginning of this year we started a Property Management division for my company to increase cash flow, so we can get into more deals. We self-perform a...

But late last notice a broker said they found a smaller company willing to insure me, so it looks like I have found at least a temporary solution.  

The lower rates would seem to be a temporary thing and will disappear eventually.The worst case scenario would be a forced mass exodus to private insurers and you wouldn't want to be caught in such a thing because the private insurers would surely be very selective and gouging people with no other choice.