For those that are not over leveraging they will weather the storm and be able to pick up more apartments when others run into trouble.Regarding the macro economy the same thing is happening with corporate debt. 

OK so I'm just gonna put this out here:In a macro prospective, do you guys think that the more investors come into a crime area the healthier it gets ?

Here is a link that is great for understanding markets on a macro level https://www.city-data.com/All the best. 

I also started tracking my macros so I can achieve the 12-15% body fat ratio I'd like3.

Macro economics are used by the faint of heart looking for a reason not to invest.

Market share for newer promoters without in-house management teams will be scarce.Some Macro Thoughts: It's an exciting time to be alive.

@Kevin LefeuvreMy opinion as of March 25th 2020,It’s important to remember that macro real estate economics is controlled by the micro submarkets.

One more obvious example of my microfocus and your macro lens on this business.For those who have done the wise things in my space, who built carefully knowing the day would come when the wolf came to the door, when the crisis passes I think we're going to be looking at incredible opportunities.

My point is that upstairs neighbors are noisy!!!

I'm continuing to look, and if something fits with my investment criteria I wouldn't hesitate to make an offer.The one qualifier I'd add is that there are a lot of multi-unit properties where I live that are part-residential and part-commercial, and I'm personally hesitant about investing in retail/office space right now given both macro (COVID) and local (fair amount of surplus supply) economic dynamics.