I know Aurora makes you take a landlord class before you can place tenants.

Very close to class A rentsDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I would classify the neighborhood as upper-middle class, and it doesn't appear like there are a lot of renters in the immediate area, so I am unsure if there really is a market for it (although, again, it's a very desirable location).

When the market goes down, doesnt the rental class shift down as well?

Sounds like a class action lawsuit waiting to happen.

Asset class im still working out.  

These stores and restaurants can not get enough employees for the demand and are hiring.Many of these jobs are very low risk to virus exposure, eg. the pizza cook never sees the customers, puts the pizza into a box and slides it over the counter to a person with gloves and face shield who takes it to someone's car.  

Printing 2.3 trillion dollars to keep the prices from dropping may not allow any discount at all for slow moving real estate, but what was the discount level for Houston real estate in 2009, just so that we can benchmark and evaluate which asset class will give better ROI.

Class A already offering concessions and price cuts.

My units are in class B area and we have had no issues even with the virus.