It probably won't bounce back until 2021...and that's according to the Fed.

Things are NOT going to bounce back in a few months post-corona.

You can bounce back. 

I was less anxious because I wasn't gonna bounce a check as I had already subtracted my emergency fund. 

If they are at all motivated, they will bounce back into talking about the house or the tenant issues.

I work in the health insurance space - more with large employers, but if there are ideas you want to bounce off me I am happy to chat :-)Often people think they need a 'rich' health plan when they really don't utilize it and are better off with a more bare bones plan and an HSA (those contributions are tax deductible).

If you are welling to have a chat or bounce some ideas off/share a little knowledge, if you have done this before I would much appreciate it.

The market in mid-coast Maine hasn't quite bounced back like a lot of the country.

It could be pretty hairy, and the financial markets may be a total mess, but we'll bounce back fairly quickly once we've really ascertained how bad things are after next fall/winter.

Given the other option is massive evictions, foreclosures, and a ton of friction to the system, if you do believe the economy may bounce back quickly, the cost of these concessions is likely to outweigh the social cost of evicting and foreclosing en mass.Sometimes one's individual rights being trampled are a sacrifice for a greater good.