We will go over some local market data and we'll have Rob Landry a local investor and Property Manager with 350+ Units under management on the call to talk about what they are seeing and answers peoples questions. 

We don't have really any great data yet, and forbearance of up to 12 months seems like it would greatly insulate most real estate prices from taking a nose dive in the near future. 

@Jacob Bowman how is your water/ sewer metered, if it is metered by the water company you may be able to give them a call, even ask for your usage data because now "you are trying to conserve"  It does seem incredibly suspicious, but you also need to know how your water/ sewer is ordinarily billed to make a determination, is it actually based on your usage or does the landlord take the bill for the entire building and divide by the number of units. 

Investors , BRRRR, Buy and Hold, Sellers need to adjust expectations for a minimum of 12 to 20 percent drop in Home Sale Prices in the Coronavirus Housing Market.I've been tracking data in the MD-DE-PA-VA-NJ  MLS for the past few weeks.

If any of this information was helpful, give me an upvote and I'll post the data more often.

Do you have any data for multifamily comps in the area?

Page 5 is demographic data.

As I mentioned, it doesn't mean you too can't be successful there but there is a small bias.So do your own market research, look at the actual data, market growth, population, rent control, job growth etc. 

In this post, the author Whitney shared about how he purchased 3 properties totaling around $1 Million in value and he was able to buy them with 90% leverage. 

The advice on this forum is invaluable.