.), but no hurricanes, earthquakes, droughts, wildfires and we sit on of the largest fresh water lakes in the world.It is a myth that Milwaukee does not appreciate.

In the more spread out areas, with a much smaller infection rate per capita, and low death count, one can foresee a rather quick return to near full economic activity.

But for anyone: 1) thinking the stock market is just "UP" from here...be careful2) thinking the economy is about to go back to normal...be careful3) thinking this is just a 'short term' recession... be carefulI'm an optimist, but it's important to tread carefully based on external economic factors.

But the economic gorilla that is Orlando is hard to keep up with by itself. 

@Tiffany Elli I notice and am focused on your statement that the MFH you would build would be the absolute best in the market area, I strongly warn against that in this economic cycle. 

So that's really a powerful way to work on that balance if you're able to, especially as several investors I know are waiting to see what the economic fallout of Covid-19 will be for real estate.For example, it's possible we could have a wave of foreclosures that would affect values of other properties.

we probably have more transparency to figure out whose in real trouble and whose just faking it for economic gain in the commercial sector than those in the residential sector.

They realize the money and power that is to be had if they were to take control of all rental housing.NYCHA - New York City Housing Authority is the largest and by far the worst landlord in NYC.

I just purchased a 4-plex, i sent a notice to one of the tenants that i had to raise his rent buy $350. that is still under market by about $150 but given the circumstances i figure i would wait until next year to raise it to market. i just couldnt let him rent my largest unit with the only laundry hook up for less then my smallest cheapest unit rents for. what i did is i gave him over 3 months before the rent increase will take in affect. that will give him time to find a new place or figure out how to come up with money.2 of my other units are under market also but only about 100 and im fine with that during these times. i think its all about choosing your battles.

More specifically, I am ready to enter the market but don't want to enter in too early before the economic effects of COVID hit the market and prices truly start to drop.So my basic questions are:Do you see the virus turning this into a buyer's market?