Yeah I'm sure it depends on where you live If you have tenants in NYC right now who aren't terrible, I think you want to keep them because there are a bunch of

Yeah I'm sure it depends on where you live If you have tenants in NYC right now who aren't terrible, I think you want to keep them because there are a bunch of empty apts In NYC if you want a good apartment right now, you can significantly underpay for the next couple of years (if your lease is up), but a lot of people whose leases are up are leaving You make a good point, though. There will be a large shuffle for the next few months (and probably gradually back in the following years), so whoever "makes shovels" for moving will be in a good position