If it is implemented that is.They allocated $10 billion for this grant program, so essentially the first 1 million who ask for it get it.It’s not in effect yet, but when it is, I believe it is the best I’ve seen for smaller property owners affected by the virus.

So far there has been surprisingly no effect in prices or demand.

We have faith that the effects of the Coronavirus will subside and that things will become more normalized in the upcoming months.

Because of the effect the pandemic has had on local business, products and strategies will need to change to be updated to ensure their survival in any environment.When you look at real estate you see how many different professions and vocations are negatively affected.

really appreciate you taking the time to answer me questions.I think 2.2k is a pretty Conservative estimate but not sure if this Pandemic will play into effect.

It is very effective and relatively inexpensive.

A few recommendations to add to this thread: - Oil based primer goes on far better than water based primer and covers the previous paint and bare wood more effectively (just make sure to use a separate brush from your water base one and clean it out with paint thinner) - You can apply a water based paint upon oil based primer once it dries without a problem.

@Cheryl Vargas there is also evidence that shows that warm weather doesn’t effect it as much.

I'm assuming you're speaking in particular to charging tenants who are directly effected by the coronavirus (ie are hospitalized, lost their job etc)? 

@Russell Brazil I find myself to be a bit more in the negative side of how this all effects the future but this entire thread is just nuts. 50 percent default rate?