However, I may not be able to evict due to the non eviction law we have since the corona crisis.

I am asking what the best move is considering the hectic economic times and the unpredictability of the current housing market.

Castrovinci, when making his demand for $5,000, also told the landlords he had somewhere else he could go to live, the suit said.The lawsuit accuses Castrovinci of extortion, trespass, breach of contract, intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress and interference with prospective economic advantage.Castrovinci has not filed an answer to the lawsuit.

My questions for the bigger pockets community are: - Is now the best time to house hack considering the current economic environment due to the Pandemic? 

I know I need a lender, a realtor, staging and economical workers.

The properties I purchased during the time was also a about value vs analytics about timing about a crash.So my question to gurus who have deliberately timed economic cycles, can you share the leading economic indicators/ trends that guided you & and how is that experience guiding you now.

We have never been in an economic/pandemic situation like we are today, so to predict some of these exit cap rates I have seen on some of these deals is interesting to watch.However, many limited partners are depending on the operator to vet the deal and thoroughly understand the numbers.

@Quinton C.I’m located in Madison, WI - it seems that almost all do not include utilities unless dealing with old properties where they can’t economically be separated such as boiler heat in a 100+ year old building/house.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-08/coronavirus-moves-nyc-affordable-housing-crisis-to-breaking-pointhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8507641/One-four-New-York-City-tenants-not-paid-rent-coronavirus-pandemic-began-March.html

In my opinion, the current crisis may actually make it easier to find tenants for a house hack.