Does COVID suppress supply or does supply increase as distressed people seek liquidity?

The building has a bit of rustic charm but that doesn't pay the bills.

@Kathleen McCabe most buildings from 1924 will have saggy floors (as well as a host of other imperfections which real estate agents like to file into the “charm” category, lol).

Sure it looses it's charm but it has a positive impact on your properties value and signals a good time to sell high.

., if the building is multiple stories (elevator), construction technique (fire suppression) etc.  

Another factor that’s suppressing the unemployment rate is a big decline in the number of people who say they are part of the labor force — the so-called “participation rate.”

Found a charming 4 bd 2 bth SFR and placed an offer the day it was listed!

Or just find renters who will also appreciate the charm like us?

Generally speaking, these pre-Depression-era "5 by 5" duplexes were actually really well built, so as long as they've been maintained properly over the years they will still be solid (and offer a lot of charm if original built-in cabinets, trim, etc. are still intact).

Perfect country ranch located on the outskirts of charming Apple Valley.