In a nutshell1. firm underlying demand2. limited supply3. uneven impact of the virus on wage earners- lower wage earners were hit the hardest4. the Cares Act- forbearance option5. the $600 unemployment benefithttps://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/here-are-5-reasons-why-the-pandemic-hasnt-crashed-the-us-housing-market-2020-07-22

Although some think it's clever, you don't want it to significantly impact your success.First, the term "Realtor" is copyrighted and it is unlawful to use as part of your company name, it also requires the ® symbol when used.  

Might be opportunities in the wide-flat enormous valley, I live in, here in Idaho, for Rental house=trailers, on city lots.

One area of opportunity could potentially be if the pandemic continues to keep service industry businesses shut down, these people (typically renters) may not be able to pay rent, so rentals could potentially be impacted.

My guess is it will be more than $100, but I don't think there's any doubt the $600 to this point has had a significant impact on keeping rents coming in.

I think you're over complicating the ownership structure's impact on this.

@Vasily R.One credit pull every couple months will not negatively impact you if you are already in a good position (740 plus credit score).

Do not continue to use a PM that does not communicate with you.About the eviction, is the person truly impacted by Corona or taking advantage of the situation? 

Any capital improvement you make on a park should have direct impact on value. 

What concerns me the most is the long term impact of The Fed's actions on our currency and economic system as a whole.