While we may see a good recession from everything that's happened since March, I think we shouldn't expect a repeat of our last housing crash.

I have a lease hold over from March who as soon as she heard news about possible moratorium just stopped communicating with me and stayed in the apartment while continuing to work. 

I want to start by using the BRRRR strategy and I'm hoping to invest in my first property by no later then March 2021 with a cash flow of $200/month.

So maybe things have changed during this March-July COVID period in multi-family here in Des Moines.

I'm going to press for a viewing anyways because I think it's more my buyer's agent making it difficult than the seller's agent.Maybe the moratorium is lifted on the 19th in IllinoisFrom the Illinois websitePer Governor Pritzker’s COVID-19 Executive Order No.52, between March 20, 2020 and September 19, 2020 (subject to further extension by the Governor), all state, county and local enforcement must cease and owners cannot file for eviction, except where a tenant poses a direct threat to the health and safety of other tenants, an immediate and sever risk to property or a violation of a building code, health ordinance or similar regulation.

We will probably just lower their rent by a third for the rest of the current lease anyway (ending March 31).   

@Phillip DwyerLease is up in March.

I beg your pardon Sarah but Amy is a nurse from Long Beach California who has been working double shift since march putting herself on the front lines for the rest of us.

Hello Bigger Pockets:  I am driving one-way to Maine from California around March of 2021.  

I remember attending a Black Lives Matter March earlier this year at the urging of my mixed race daughter (for the record I am biracial) and listening to one young man shout "Eat the Rich".