It didn't say anywhere in the article that they called anyone.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-pandemic-isnt-preventing-renters-from-moving-survey-201543004.htmlhttps://finance.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-pandemic-isnt-preventing-renters-from-moving-survey-201543004.html

@James Wise by internet trolls like you or actual state BAR registered attorneys?

This is kind of the argument for a lot of things these days with the advance of the internet and availability of knowledge.

Finally, do use a tank contractor to investigate a home UST but instead an environmental consultant who understands the UST rules and regulations of the particular state.I have a number of articles about cases involving home heating tanks on my website: www.environmental-law.net if you want more info.

I'm not trying to deny it happened, because I don't know anything about it, but an article with a subheading "karma's a b**ch" obviously isn't concerned with telling the whole story on anything. 

Here's some to get started, and I'm sure people have better:* virtual work will migrate down the food chain of jobs, making internet/visual hookups more like a utility and possible differentiator for residential landlords*rental/business interruption insurance will evolve..more expensive and more comprehensive?

@Will Wuanother article by a member regarding this topic.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/coronavirus-letter-to-tenants-from-landlord

Good Morning @Dane Fitch,Thanks for the reading my article and providing some context. 

It's certainly not going to help the real estate market, but that article doesn't provide any facts or statistics, just theories on what might happen to the real estate market.