There should be a lobby for some type of movement. 

I'm already seeing some aggressive movement on pricing of multi-family due to sellers buying poorly a few years back or are anxious to liquidate.

Originally posted by @Kevin Wood:I wrote a blog post on it, but here are my thoughts:55& Up Community most at risk- could lose tenants in this age groupNew Development Will Slow- Materials are going up as manufacturing goes down and demand going down due to fearSingle Family Home Prices Will Decrease- less buyers wanting to be out and about, fear; could lead to more rentersRenewals will go upShort Term Rentals Will Go DownB&C product rent movement won't change much A will be impactedCommercial office will decreaseHouston SpecificShip Channel will slowOil prices will dip (already happened now)Healthcare will do greatLocal investor spending will decrease Hey Kevin,Thanks for your insight, what do you see on the upside with everything going on in both residential and commercial?

I asked my lender about investment loans - she said that she hasn't seen the same type of movement in rates.

Demand: This is the hard one, because people need places to live so I think you'll see some movement down the value chain.

I remain very surprised not to see movement in rents and the movement being up if anything.I just get this over whelming feeling that we are all holding our breath- and the sooner they can start testing the general public the sooner we can get back to life.Patrick M: "But NJ is weird because new MF's have to set aside a couple of lower income" what rule is this? 

I am with @Anthony Wick on not initiating anything.My other tenants are all teleworking.I am growing concerned about the spill off from this "cancel rent" movement and I am extraordinarily surprised that leaders and economists are not speaking out about it.

Keep the equity low and the property count below 4 properties or (equity below $100k total across all properties) (goal is to hold the least amount of equity and the least amount of asset properties in each llc) the trust seems to allow the movement to a new llc with more behind the curtain off record transfer and least cost as your not selling or officially transferring the property to an llc.

It shows what you can accomplish/accumulate with steady 'forward' movement, particularly in such a short period of time.  

A bad actor like Morris undeservedly gives a movement a negative image and these victories, and all of us making sure that communities we network into know about it, will hopefully help restore confidence and celebrate those who want to help and support people interested in generating economic and financial independence thru real estate investing.