So avoid these like the plague we are in right now… this would be the worst financial investment ever.Don’t believe me… just read. https://marker.medium.com/the-office-is-dead-16be89f25d01https://www.newgeography.com/content/006597-the-future-office-space-real-estate-markethttps://www.wsj.com/articles/investors-saw-office-buildings-as-safe-not-during-this-pandemic-11586260800https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/27/after-coronavirus-the-office-of-the-future-is-the-office-of-the-past.htmlSOOOOO… yeah… you might wanna steer clear of this debacle because the office space apocalypse is just starting and it will never, and I mean NEVER, recover.MULTIFMAILY: Who is paying rent?

I just published a new blog post titled: “Does Your Insurance Cover Coronavirus Real Estate Business Loss?”

Is important to read prior to March, because you'll get a lot of coronavirus stuff which won't necessarily apply long-term. there are dozens of topics you need to be aware of before jumping in. 

If your finances haven't been significantly impacted by the coronavirus, you may decide to keep making monthly payments."

Unfortunately due to coronavirus all those are on pause but keep a look out as they may open back up this year later in the year as the economy reopens.  

This goes without saying but seek your own advisors for advice specific to your situation.First, in order to withdraw money from your retirement account and escape the 10% early withdrawal penalty and be eligible for the 3-year payback without paying income tax on the distribution, it must be a "coronavirus-related distribution".

I am interested to hear perspective from different parts of the country.https://www.curbed.com/2020/5/21/21264167/coronavirus-housing-market-prices

And coronavirus makes everything a wild card until most people are vaccinated if ever.

BUT in these coronavirus timesI am telling new wholesalers to focus on building a buyers list.

-We're concerned that the girl is the only one bringing in an income, has monthly expenses and barely meets the 3x monthly rent - compounded by the coronavirus situation, we'd prefer both were actively working and had at least 1 source of income if the other was laid off.- Lastly, my gut is telling me to pass on the couple (primarily due to the guy) and wait for a better tenant.That about sums up the information we have on them to date.