Can't speak for other market, but I just have to wonder what's going to happen next year when government aids to homeowner and business owners run out, when forbearance is no longer acceptable by lender, etc...I know I know if everyone has a crystal ball we all would be millionaires.

My portfolio has performed well, even during the pandemic because most of my tenants have Section 8 housing vouchers (government assistance that pays a good portion of their rent right to me). 

Also, I am in Ontario, Canada; if I were to leave my full-time job to start real estate, since the income will be $0 for a while, will I qualify for any EI or government aid? 

If you want the federal government to back your loans (e.g. a traditional mortgage) you will need 25% down for a multi-family.Doesn't mean you can't work out a deal for seller financing or work with hard money lenders, of course.

In the months since the initial coronavirus lock down, the US government printed approximately $3 trillion dollars - that is more than was printed in the decade following the 2008 financial crisis.

Hence why its been so heavily government subsidized for so long- the economics dont work without subsidies.

The huge government and university job base has limited any drop in its history to 2.9%. 

So... the government of Ontario has just put a moratorium on rent increases for 2021 (overturning the paltry 1.5% increase previously set).

I gained $30k in equity by purchasing the house, and i am making a nice return until I sell it backed by the government.

Spoke with my attorney and he says government orders (MN) won’t allow me to evict her.