According to the IRS website, "you may repay all or part of the amount of a coronavirus-related distribution to an eligible retirement plan, provided that you complete the repayment within three years after the date that the distribution was received.

@Stephen KehoeOh wow, I had briefly looked into this, but I thought you had to prove you were affected by the coronavirus.

But they are getting older, and the coronavirus outbreak in the United States is said to be a catalyst prompting them to finally make the move to a larger home.

Sellers that are older may be more wary of the coronavirus and don't want to make a move during the uncertainty.TLDR; Great Recession ---> homebuilders went out of business, economy contracted causing housing to be less affordable,  decrease in demand for housing = under-built markets and less inventory.

But I’m happy now because I have a new (Coronavirus isolation) purpose in life.

I thought it was fantastic - due to Coronavirus we got pushed to all online classes but it still got me prepared very well!

Coronavirus hits other countries with poor health systems6.

So, I imagine with what’s happening over here with the coronavirus will absolutely keep foreign investors keen on markets like the US, Australia, Uk, Canada, Etc.

Coronavirus will be a non-issue in 2 months and economy back to humming long. 

Coronavirus fears could push mortgage rates past 4-year lowhttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/24/coronavirus-fears-could-push-mortgage-rates-past-4-year-low.htmlIn y'all's experience, will this cause more owner occupied house purchases?