You might see a small price drop due to fear of the unknown and sellers uncertainty for now, but I think in the next 2-6 months you will see the significant changes such as forecloses and the market as a whole being more impacted.

Obviously a lot of unknowns going into a property but I’m doing my best to be well prepared.

Hi Zachary,Nice view, those don't come cheap in So Cal.It might be wonderful being up there at night.In So Cal the unpaved road adds an unknown amount of risk to the deal.Not just attracting residents, but the possibility of the city increasing the taxes due to curb and gutter installation, and how will that be calculated under the Calif property tax codes (increasing your expenses).Can you handle the risk?

Thanks in advance for your time and discussion.The biggest unknowns right now are rent growth and financing.

I have actually been preapproved with one lender but their are definitely still some unknowns I have to figure out.

When you mention the flattening of the appreciation curve and along with the unknowns of the current pandemic, do you think that after shelter in place is lifted the real estate market will come back to life a bit more?

The seller actually checked off unknown about any fuel tanks.

@Andres VanegasYou are describing a fairly complex situation with a lot of unknown variables. 

@Michael Baum Mind does not actually disconnect but the lock will sometimes go into "unknown status" mode which I think might be caused by a disconnect.

I will continue this process intel I have built up enough money to go into more commercial real estate.The goal is $1,000,000 in cash flow by 50 years old.I understand there are a lot of unknown factors but are my expectations set to high for real estate or is this achievable?