Job growth in sectors like healthcare, government, and industrial have helped KC.

The only "limitation" as an agent is having a governing body to answer to, but this will only be an issue for anyone who plans on being shady or dealing unethically with people.

The US government has done a lot to try and curb the effects that Covid has had on the economy but can it last?

The US government has done a lot to try and curb the effects that Covid has had on the economy but can it last?

The US government has done a lot to try and curb the effects that Covid has had on the economy but can it last?

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/metro-government/2020/06/15/coronavirus-kentucky-louisville-may-use-relief-funds-rent/3195096001/Seems like this would be good for all parties! 

I don't think we should consider the purposeful shutdown of our economy and government-issued travel restrictions as "reservations are down". 

Couple of positives about the property (there are 100 000 plus units with pretty much the same nrs):- rent to section 8 tenants only, screened by us, so backed by the government. - inflation adjusted rent (might be a pretty good plus in the years to come). 

As to for what I know this only applies to companies, or family offices (patrimonios) that are adding bit by bit more properties in their portfolio.It indeed can give you a huge tax break, however, talking with somebody some weeks ago that just got 7 properties buying one of our apartments in Valencia, he was also getting worried - with COVID the government (not sure if that was only in Cataluña or for the whole of Spain) is lowering the conditions the # of properties you need to own to be seen as a 'gran tenedor'.

Brick and mortar was already suffering because of Amazon and I think it will get worse once the government grants and loans dry up this summer.