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The future looks strangely bright as it is and given to these conditions — major market failures, lower consumer demand, lower GDP, lower income, lower jobs, lower pay. But that will not completely disrupt the market. Current studies show that the real estate market is on the move. Capital is still on the move. There is increasing demand, even if the interest rates are low. This can also be a solution to one of the most housing problems-owning affordable housing despite the crisis. The Effects of the CARES Act The real estate sector is currently growing relatively cautiously yet steadily. That is partly due to the country's current crisis. The elections are approaching for the constant influx of opportunities in the capital market and, as the CARES Act suggests, forbearance. Since the government has granted forbearance under the CARES Act, many investors can decide whether to sell or not. Since they will always submit extensions after 6 months, let's assume this doesn

Latest reports show the business is still on the move. Capital is still floating around. The economy is rising even if the interest rates are weak. The question most of us are wondering, " What's going to happen in the future? " A lot of uncertainty, but surprisingly the future looks promising somehow and less about the market plunging down. Nonetheless, there may be significant market failures after today, lower customer demand, declining GDP, lower wages, less jobs, lower pay. However, that does not completely disrupt the market. What Will Happen Next? The housingmarket is currently growing relatively slowly but steadily. This is largely because of the current situation facing the world. With the steady flow of induction of the stock market, the elections are coming up, and the forbearance due to the CARES Act as stated. Because the Government has provided forbearance through the CARES Act, many homeowners will decide whether to sell or not and since they can sti