I'd just budge for the higher amount, and then if you get luck with the lower valuation, then that is a bonus to you and not an economic decision.I agree with you that in many cases the tax value is lower than the market value, but I've seen way high and way low and sometimes right on. 

You are right that the Boston Re market has largely been untouched by the pandemic at the moment given the amount of assistance that's available on the state and federal level and for the more economically sound area that we live in.

That's true for me regardless, but especially in an uncertain economic time. 

If you contact the economic development director of a city they can provide you the latest trends.  

As I'm sure many are, we have been taking a long, hard look at our investment plan in the midst of this crisis. 

Take a look at those areas as well.I'm paying much more attention to how markets treat property owners during this crisis.

While I wold love to be able to pay you for every hour you work, it is simply not economically feasible and has other problems that make that model unworkable. 

Bad things can happen to good people (wars, economic meltdowns, natural disasters, pandemics) and I wasn't prepared to "fail". 

., will there be more economic stimulus from the government? 

Hello Crystal Cea, do you know anyone that is working and paid their rent during the Virus Crisis?