For rentals in the current business environment caused by Coronavirus, the economic loss will be in the form of unpaid rents from tenants.

Some Apartment Association resources, Petitions, and how to easily contact local government and representatives:Los Angeles Apartment Association https://aagla.org/  Apartment Owners Association https://aoausa.com/index.phpAOA Petition to Governor Gavin Newsomhttps://www.aoausa.com/magazine/aoa-petition-mortgage-tax-deferment-relief-for-property-owners-during-coronavirus-crisis/Apartment association of Greater Los Angeles ://aagla.org/https://caanet.org/?

March 2020 - Decided on design /floor plan--- Corona virus uncertainty pause ---Jan 2021 - Picked things up again, engaged the engineerFeb 2021 - Submitted the plans to the city planner for the preliminary review.

In tourist areas REVPAR is up as corona virus is waning and almost everyone wants to take a vacation or travel.

I know many people are concerned about the market and I wanted to share some listing stats from a flip we just listed and went under contract with a buyer.
Quick background: 
Since we got a great deal on the buy, we...

This is not the first coronavirus, just a different one: COVID-19.

I am not in the SF area so I can't say from personal experience but from what I read online and from news source the out migration trend from super expensive coastal cities like SF, NJ, NY, LA have been in motion for years and now with coronavirus and work-from-home being made permanent at many companies one would assume the trend will accelerate years to come. 

@Craig Lessler, my understanding is your employer sponsoring the plan has to amend their plan document to adopt these provisions and then, and only then, might you be able to qualify for a coronavirus-related distribution (CRD).  

It’s a great book, especially in a time like now with this whole Coronavirus.

You people have all kinds of time with the coronavirus.