Families are eating dinner together at home and that could create new habits that could have long term impact on the restaurant industry. 

Talking from online classes (which I believe = $750) to the state exams etc...Trying to simplify things for a few new folks considering joining the industry!

Definitely look at major employers in the area... if it's dominated by industries affected most by COVID, then it may take a little longer to bounce back.

There is much information to be learned in this industry and many different pathways, but don’t get stressed out and take one thing at a time.

I agree with a lot of what has been said above - the massive job loss due to the virus will certainly have ripple effects through the entire RE industry (I'm already working with some of my tenants on rent adjustment plans).

The fact that Airbnb is the sole and exclusive arbiter of such is now being exposed.  

Some of them can work from home, but many in service industries don’t have that option.

Also, I am constantly reaching out to people in the industry up here in Whatcom County.

A lot of industries are losing a lot of money from this.

A lot of my tenants are artists/creatives, who work in service industry to pay their bills.