Over leveraging is path of destruction, just yesterday I read one of the biggest landlord of Multifamily somewhere in Tx lost everything after their apartment collapse due to cross-collaterallization.Overleveraging is not worth it.also you should not follow any advice in BP because it is mostly coming from sell side.

I don't see this really changing much at all, other than flat-fee/discount brokers will try to run at this preaching there the "cure" and than will all but collapse into nothiness.

Operators changed nothing, property is as it always was, but the market changed and revenues collapsed, and with it cash-flow.     

The Tourist Economy collapsed for about 6 weeks immediately after the lockdowns started.

Fun fact; all these people preaching of impending housing collapse "just around the corner", not 1 of them has ever accurately forecasted such an event ever before, not once, in their entire lifetime.

Yes, this is absolutely an issue and legitimate economics although for those hoping for doomsday events I am sorry, this recipe does not end in collapse, it results in stagflation. 

I do not think prices are going to collapse like 08, but I also do not see 20% appreciation like some markets saw recently.

First Take a deep breath, yes it seems a fearful thing, I was fearful, but as it turns out taking the steps below have actually made revenues improve not collapse, over 6 months into moratorium and have less than 2% tenant issues. 

Obviously, no-one expected a pandemic and near economic collapse.  

At my personal residence the Iron pipes collapsed so we pretty much had to do a complete remodel of our house.