In the Ontario market after the 2017 spike we did hit a small decrease but overall it rose homes to a new level of pricing. 

@Taontae RaineyConsider studying real estate at the collegiate level.

The challenge here is that, if this were to come to pass, moratoriums on rent would most likely be passes at the local level, which has absolutely no bearing on a moratorium on mortgage payments, which would need to occur at the federal level. 

Our occupancy dropped from a normal vacancy level of 4-5% down to 15-18%.

There are three levels, each with its own full bath and kitchen.

Most people in the real estate industry hold themselves to some level of ethical behavior, but a few people will do anything for a profit.

Like @Lucas Carl, my cancellation setting has remained at the strict level because at least until April 14th, it doesn't matter what the setting is when it comes to the Corona Virus issue.

I have ample available credit lines, but I'm not counting on them to remain at current levels. 

There really is no ceiling on your income as an agent, especially if you level up to larger properties or build a team, or both.

He would tell you the sky is pink if he thought it would get you closer to signing on the dotted line.If I were you, I would put my money back in my pocket, forget about getting my start in investing and taking my shot at building a rental empire until the pandemic is under control, new cases are going down each day, drastic new actions on the local, state, and federal level stop being taken every day.