Well educated and experienced people told us 2 million people would die from coronavirus.

If that unit sold and it shows online, it was either a quick distressed sale-not a fair comp, or went under contract before this Coronavirus really hit...45-60+ days ago.

What’s more, tenants and staff will rightly demand to know what steps have been taken to secure their health and well-being now that issues like personal space, infection risk and the importance of good ventilation have been highlighted by the lethal coronavirus.

Withthe Corona Virus becoming a household name quicker than Usain Bolt running the100M it has people quarantined all over world asking questions.

This means that coronavirus-related layoffs have effectively erased the 22 million jobs that the US economy added since the post-Great Recession recovery starting in mid-2009.Yes, the market is still moving in Austin, albeit at a slower rate.

Allows Coronavirus related distributions up to $100k.

You never know what will happen, even now there's Coronavirus causing some people to not be able to pay rent.

I forgot to also mention, due to the coronavirus situation, and every landlord being a bond-villan in the public eye, is there any other considerations I should be aware of?

No one knows what the effects of Corona Virus is but I believe one of 2 things as related to RE: 1) It does not affect RE prices significantly 2) The virus results in a significant depreciation of RE assets. 

Everything was fine until the Corona Virus crisis hit us all , the tenants from the bigger unit payed April’s rent on time and said that they are economically stable .