If rents are in the $1500 - $2k/mo range probably won't make much of a difference. 

The higher it is, the wider the range.

When I did my final walk-through an hour before closing the range and refrigerator were gone.

Seems like this latest pandemic is convincing sellers to accept a range of low offers. 

The age range of people infected in Florida ranges from 22 to 70s - with the average age being 40. 

The upside of following through with this means that if rates fall in the 2-3% range (what I am being told is possible) I would be saving $800-1,000 / mo.

@Sri Chakravarthy it of course depends on what kind of rent you can get, but that price range is pushing it for my area, and I'm in a more expensive area with lower property taxes. 

Jan/Feb/March sales were up about 8-10% over 2019.I think inventory in many price ranges is still tight.So now maybe instead of 10 offers you get 2 or 3.I just saw an article about 600 California companies wanting to move to Texas.Also I don't think Amazon HDQ 2 has worked out like they thought and back looking at Dallas for big office.Also just this week saw info about Goldman Sachs making basically 3rd HDQ in Dallas with nearly all divisions represented and their CEO saying basically that not all financial talent is in NYC and more companies need to understand that.This crisis will pass. 

Hello my partner and I are looking at a SFR condo that is priced in he $35-$40k range.

However, you'll often find niche gyms, breweries, restaurants, and more diverse & wide-ranging tenants signing leases when standard retail/strip mall sites become too expensive.