If and when congress starts to cut back on spending, then I believe we will really see the true impacts of this whole situation we are currently in.For now I will eat the taxes on my 1031 (identification ends in about 3 hours), wait on the elections / see what the political agenda has in store for us, and then consider investment strategies.Here is another question, where would you seek to learn about other types of investments outside of your comfort zone?

I'm a firm believer of "You are what you think about" and the Law of Attraction, so to switch up the narrative a bit, I'm curious to hear from those who are willing to share, how has COVID POSITIVELY impacted YOU and/or YOUR REI strategy??

But I gotta confess it's hard for me to see debt having a huge negative impact on the performance of your next asset.Here's a couple thoughts you'll need to keep in mind with the 1031.1.

I will be contacting my local legislators to discuss the negative impacts this would have.

With current conditions seeming to have an impact on current rates and down payments required.

It's all very open, and as long as it doesn't impact our primary work, no one cares.

Especially if you are house hacking because just by reducing your housing expense you will make a big impact on your finances.

I was a chef pre COVID-19 and since my industry has been impacted so hard, I would love to work in another industry that I have a passion for.

Since I can't find other pricing info it is hard to say what impact this might have for those with > 20 units. 

Interpretation can of course go in several direction, but what’s most interesting about this current trend is it seems the markets with less demand for multifamily housing display a more direct and severe impact, which is why you are more likely to see operators being forced to lower rents.