Well today they tell me they have good news, the launched a GoFundMe Page and have raised a bit of money, so I ask them for the link to the page and there is dead silence... well I find the GoFundMe Page.It turns out they have been recording our phone calls without the decency of notifying us, they decided to splice together some of our comments into a video blasted the landlord for their financial troubles.  

The good news is you have plenty of time to find a great deal. 

I've also attached some articles that I thought were interesting, that may be helpful:https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2020/05/18/its-not-so-much-when-colleges-reopen-its-also-howhttps://universitybusiness.com/how-is-covid-19-impacting-student-housing/https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/19/us/college-fall-2020-coronavirus.html

This is why we've pulled out of Ontario in favour of more balanced jurisdictions.BC is just as bad; I heard a story on the news yesterday where a snowbird rented out her house for 6 months while away.

Large multifamily real estate is a team sport, no ones takes down 100+ unit properties alone.

That said, his employer has been in the news and is having major financial issues and I am not just thinking about whether he has a job today but what about in 2 months from now when all the major players in the clothing retail industry are on the brink of collapse. 

US News and other local publications will have that information and how they derive to that ranking class. 

Sounds like you have not had that issue, which is great news. 

We live in Virginia if that matters.Chesapeake, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk.

As long as the supply and demand remain at the same levels in this market then the prices will remain stable.News media has the ability to affect the mind of the buyers and if they hold back because of news then the declines can occur.