I am a new landlord as of 2019 and that has been one of the few things that have been trouble free.  

I read the takeaway as "With a couple of possible exceptions, the markets with the most appreciation, produce the most wealth over the past 10 years, when combining both cash flow (which grows over time with the inflating rents) and equity appreciation."

What I am having a bit of trouble with is finding leads for my real estate investing business.

The mayor is citing increase in infections as the reason that we are in trouble, but the main reason numbers have gone up so fast is that they tested every employee at the meat packing plant.

But as @Mason H. points out, just be very careful about promising anything.I'm planning to reach out to my tenants, and at least ask them to let me know ASAP if they are going to have trouble making their rent.

So you may have trouble getting new tenants and deposits. 

There will be less buyers as some people will have trouble qualifying without cash and lost income.

@Andy MirzaI just closed a fund and have had several investors bail because they either needed funds elsewhere or were scared.I think people are panicking and do not realize note investors do not wish for a bad economy but their product is produced from it and in bad times it produces the potential for greater opportunity.Cuyahoga county put a 60 day stay on all foreclosure and eviction cases and my guess is the rest of Ohio will as well

While we all have different appetites for level of leverage, we all will have at least some modest trouble even if it is just lower ROI when our cash flow properties do not consistently cash flow.

hmmm... had I submitted that offer I could have been in big trouble for misrepresentation.This is not the first case I’ve had, just the most glaring...PS oh, and having the letter also indicates what kinda of loan product you are using and if any concessions are planned.