The banner that I gladly get to wave today is this:  You can do all these things, or you can work with someone who knows how to do most of all these things and learn from them (as needed).Paid mentorship?

If anything, we'll see a surge in foreclosures over time but not a looming tidal wave.This time, governments know what to do to slow foreclosures, have every incentive to do so, and the secondary market is already positioned to deal with the issues. 

I reside in Newark NJ and I don't mind driving 1 hour for a potential deal if the flip make sense, I'm open to multiple locations because I want to use this experience more as education to keep playing the game longer.I also would like to know the community thoughts on New Jersey "possibly" being to overpriced is it to early to see how this wave of evictions will affect the market or covid hasn't made it's impact on the real estate market yet?

This has held off a huge wave of real estate defaults that would normally be occurring under the massive levels of unemployment we currently have.

She brought up good points such as the industry of the potential tenant, and the risks that their job would be negatively impacted by a second wave a covid, work history, rental payment history, etc.

@Ryan Fenton I would consider riding the San Antonio appreciation wave with affordable single family rentals.

I'll be outside picking dandelions and waving at individual butterflies as they flutter past. 

Lenders are beyond swamped trying to keep up with the refinance wave as they are not able to onboard processors fast enough due to the pandemic.

Heck, I like a few of those Denver neighborhoods southwest of downtown -- Barnum, Athmar Park, even Westwood, although the latter one might have to wait till the next wave to see change.

If you qualify for at least 10%, your VA funding fees are waved, and that’s MONSTER HUGE!!!!