No, real estate markets do NOT "sharply" change on a dime for any reason short of an epic calamity like the 1 and only time in US history called the 08/09 collapse which was a collapse of the mortgage funding system itself, no mortgages makes it really hard to buy a property.

But that’s just me who has made his dime the old fashioned way of going to college for advanced degrees and working 9/5.

And there are probably others like that I haven't seen yet.I say these things just to warn you that the nickel and dime expenses are a lot more than we anticipated.

Do not nickel and dime tax variations.

Across the country there is a veritable army of companies who pivoted on a dime, re-tooled, invented, and now are in the throws of mass production and mass hiring for there now business of various PPE production.

Quote from @Jaron Walling: We're still renting my first property from 2018, have cash-flowed every month, and "lost" every dime replacing the HVAC this year.

And best part, it doesn't cost you a dime in interest, right.

Financially, you just stepped over thousands of dollars, to pick up a dime.

I have talked to a couple of retired investors that both said the industry has never been so one sided then today, and no one helps unless they get something instead of for the love of the industry that made them rich, but not knocking  learning material at a price but the person behind the program because most of them are not for you make sure before you spend your last dime do your home work on the man or woman selling it or teaching it, for reasons there are good and bad people in every industry in the world.

I suspect this is not the "final" app, but just an information-gathering pre-application.https://covid19relief.sba.gov/Since I haven't lost a dime yet, I have to guess what the shortfall in rents will be.