Even if travel restrictions are removed, the fear will remain. 

No-one really knows what happens to consumer confidence on the back end of this thing, but it was at of near record highs before.

I have confidence in my abilities and, in that sense, I am cautiously optimistic for the near-term future.

Now more than ever us investors need to predict the future as much as possible within our due diligence, build in longer timelines, increase in material costs, adjustments in our ARV's, and base our offering price where we feel confident.

I know we've been scrambling to get medium-term renters in there, like traveling nurses or others. 

Given the existing unique situation of the COVID19 outbreak in NJ and under the state order of stay at home which requests us to stay at home at all time and keeps the travel to minimal unless absolutely necessary, how could I show the house to potential tenants?

Furthermore, for urgent maintenance requests, it is best to ask if anyone living in the apartment is symptomatic or has been either mandated or voluntarily quarantined and/or have traveled outside the U.S. or Massachusetts in the last 14 days.

Since then I have been working on increasing my self-confidence, establishing exceptional credit, eliminating my past debts and increasing my wealth by saving more of my existing income.

I appreciate your confidence that the bill will never be passed, but why you ARE so confident?

Mercury is generally most competitive for small apartments in Northern California followed by Guard, CIG, Travelers and AmTrust.