The second round was the CARES Act, which set aside $50 billion for tenant rents and the American Recovery Plan set aside $50 billion for housing assistance, including $27.4 billion directly meant for landlords/rent assistance.

@Sam Alkattan I always advocate by and hold.

My primary insurance agent recommended American Modern. 

The whole thing is a scam based on false pretext....gaslighting the american people. 

Florida is a no state income tax state which incentivizes businesses to move down there and it is very enticing to folks who don't want to give more money to Uncle Sam.  

Millions of Americans unable to pay rent during the pandemic.So many in financial burden that threatens to deplete their savings Some government action is protecting many, but not enough.Hey, my crystal ball is in the shop but I do have common sense.I speak to investors from the small fish to whales.The ones that own Multi-Family (including myself)... its ugly.It could take renters (especially low-income) years to recover.

@Curtis MearsBenjamin Franklin wrote that as part of a longer satire in which he claims to be an English farmer instead of an American businessman.You might as well quote Jonathan Swift in A Modest Proposal.

Just looking the calculators on here and it seems like it's geared towards American properties.

I am a dark skinned African American.

Also, the average American family is probably rethinking what a comfortable living space is, therefore, the size of dwellings will definitely increase which will inevitably affect the cost of construction.