@Randall Alan@Tucker CummingsRegarding taking a distribution under the CARES Act:Keep in mind that in order to take a distribution under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution or loan.

You need however to be able to show that you were financially impacted by COVID.So you may want to look at the distribution option to withdraw money from your 457 and redeposit it into a self directed solo 401k or IRA and then invest into the real property directly from this plan.

I'm also an accountant working with a lot of small businesses in Cleveland and Lakewood, and I'm definitely seeing an impact from it, but surprisingly few of my clients seem to be in real distress.

I am interested in hearing opinions from current investors in the SE (Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Charlotte, Columbia) and TX - what are your thoughts on the impacts to your various markets?

For example, our hotel in Catalina Island, CA is hitting 95%+ occ every week, whereas the one in Monterrey is down in the 60%'s (20% points worse than same time last year).I think it has to do with how impacted that market is due to air travel restrictions. 

Or does that not really have any impact? 

We may not be mentoring others or raising children, but our daily actions are watched by others and makes an impact, for better or for worse.

I was looking at something similar in a social impact start up competition.

Especially if you’re projecting a 3% rent increase that is compounded from Year 1, that will have a very big impact on your exit NOI, thus also exit Sales Price and IRR calculation.

Inventory in the MSA dropped to 1.4 months, which is now slightly lower than Austin’s 1.5 months of inventory.Though it may be surprising or counterintuitive to many, the pandemic has thus far had no marked or lasting impact on the fundamental dynamic of the Austin area market.