COVID is unusual times, the landlord should be thrilled that you did not move in. 

Feels like I found what I'm passionate about and am thrilled to be amongst like minded individuals  :)On to my question...The goal: Buy my first rental property in May via FHA loan - ideally a small mulit fam (ideally 100k<) so I can house hack.

I have an office that could accommodate about ten people, or we can book some space at one of the hotels - I'm sure they'd be thrilled to have someone using one of their meeting rooms.  

I’ve known that as well for awhile - we have what I call markets inside of markets within Tulsa and within the state... so many factors go into that like employment base etc... less sexy frills and thrills but way more steadiness IMO than some of these roller coaster places I hear of.

Their firm has managed our taxes, growth, etc. for years and we've been thrilled with them!

Given the pandemic and potential for ongoing eviction moratoriums, I'm thrilled I have Section 8 tenants, as I am owed $0 in rent right now.Feel free to reach out if I can help further.

Every day for me is a thrill ride packed with excitement, stress, anger, and relief.

So far, I'm thrilled.

I've talked with dozens of people over the past few weeks and I'm THRILLED to help each of them even if in a small way. 

Sure, young people (renters) will continue to live in core cities for the reason they always do - for the thrill of it.