It would make sense, there is a huge difference in inventory and desirability during times of social distancing. 

I'm now ready to make a purchase and I feel like I'm having to make some large compromises due to low inventory and high demand in my market. 

Del county PA gonna have a bigger inventory in that range.

The rules don't take effect for 6 months, but the message is clear.Cities want their hotel tax revenue.Cities don't want those big bad real estate investors to make too much money.Cities don't want rental inventory disappearing from the market.Don't make a highly leveraged 25 year financial commitment on the assumption that current market conditions will remain the same.I stay away from things that the general public get into and it seems everyone wants to rent out an extra room or home.

I saw a presentation last month that there was less than a month of inventory in most of the areas in DFW.  

The market here is moving quickly with the inventory down 60% compared to last year so selling is easy.

Also we are in search of an investor friendly realtor.... ideally we would love to do MFH but the inventory seems quite low so we have opened it up to SFH that cash flow and have a chance to appreciate.

I'll keep an eye on your inventory.

I would love to purchase more turnkey properties, but it has been extremely difficult to purchase any due to low inventory.

The market is brutal right now: we have less than 2 weeks of inventory, March saw an almost 7% price increase from February and ~20% from last March.