@Carl CrumpAs @Mike Vann mentioned, I'd suggest to take this time to observe the market and continue educating yourself and speaking with potential investors.

Your tenant may still observe the order and be out soon.

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Also, I’ve been a long time observer on these forums and I’ve decided now is the time to start being an active member.

What you have to understand is people have lives and they'll need to move: for school boundaries reason, to downside, to go to new colleges, there will be newly formed households, also with people in close quarters they'll observe that maybe their accommodations are not good enough, too big or too small. 

My perspective is based on what I've observed.

Just a casual observer in South Alabama but seems like condos are really hitting the market and at lower asking price than last 10-12 months. 

I have also been a part of BP community for the last 9 months, and have observed a whole lot and this is my first post.

Rooftop decks/common areas are fairly common for the infill stuff I see.