Not sure if that has any effect.

That’s a lot of construction that needs to happen.It’s certainly debatable how supply and demand will effect costs but that dynamic will play out on so many levels I think it’s hard to distill easily.

We are looking for a 3-4 unit property with at least a small plot of grass outside.

We are looking for a 3-4 unit property with at least a small plot of grass outside for long or short-term rentals.

Cheaper and more effective.

I believe I can run numbers effectively enough to decipher a good deal from a bad one but I’m still open to knowledge to do it better.

The economic ripple effect is going to be like nothing ever seen.

I anticipate the number of effected tenants to increase from now moving forward without any indication of a slow down in the near future. 

Buyer's agents are requesting addendums to extend COE 30 days with an option for either side to cancel due to COVID-19 financial effects, sellers are withdrawing their listings in fear of exposure, and brokerages are recommending zero face-to-face interaction with clients.I mention all of that ^^^ because it's key everyone understands this is not business as usual for anyone.

Can anyone with an economics degree weigh in on the long/medium-term effects of all this deferment?