Post coronavirus the market will go up.

https://www.king5.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/washington-state-eviction-moratorium-landlords-upset-everett-tenants/281-367bbb4e-dd70-48e3-8acd-509dcd6ca270Here is a local story of a Landlord from Everett (45 minutes north of Seattle) whose tenants are abusing the property, and because of the eviction moratorium cannot get the tenants out, even with lawyers !! 

If you have 50 I don't think you would need 6 months for each unit because the chances of all being vacant for 6 months at the same time is vanishingly small...at least before the Coronavirus hit!

It doesn’t matter whether people think the corona virus has been overblown by the media or not.

Coronavirus Christmas more like it

The response to the coronavirus is intentional malevolence? 

A Coronavirus Rent Strike Could Leave Renters VulnerableBy:Caroline O'Donovanhttps://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/carolineodonovan/coronavirus-rent-strike-risks-tenants"A mortgage payment freeze would provide relief for landlords, some of whom say they won’t be able to make their payments without rental income.

Anyone have any guesses on what we will see in the GTA market over the next few months? Will the low interest rates counteract the job loss and recession that is bound to happen? I don’t think we will see the effects ...

We are hopeful that we'll see 70% of rent come in on time, and will then message those that are late with a tailored letter similar to the one posted by Brandon Turner (https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/coronavirus-letter-to-tenants-from-landlord) . 

Jay Inslee on Thursday extended and expanded his moratorium on evictions and imposed a new freeze on increases of residential rents in an effort to help residents better handle the economic shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.