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

The risk of second wave and extended moratorium is too big for me.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports a perfect storm of factors in Clark County including high unemployment, a high percentage of renters, collapsed travel and tourism industry, expiration of the state's eviction mortarium, (sic) and the end of federal unemployment benefits could result in an eviction wave beginning as early as next month.

I also waved the $50 late fee which they were greatly appreciated.

The money flooding into the system is not coming on top of a normal economy and increasing the money available to consumers (except for those low-wage unemployed earners who are temporarily doing better on unemployment - and they were given that money to prevent a wave of home mortgage and rental housing defaults).  

If you and neighbor are on the same wave length now, get an Attorney and make it Legal before the Neighbor changes their mind.  

If we get another wave and do not have vaccine or treatment things could deteriorate quickly.

@Wave Taylor, you got pre-approved for a commercial loan?

Optimistically, I don't think there will be a big wave of foreclosures as people have a lot more equity in their homes this time around and will fight harder to hold onto them, unlike the financial crises when so many were underwater anyway. 

Flemington seems to be close to settling law suits and starting a whole new wave of development in their downtown, Liberty village was just purchased with plans to renovate the space and bring life back.Just some thoughts - I am finishing up a flip in Hillsborough and purchasing an investment property but after those things settle, I am hoping to get serious about looking in Somerville, its been pretty hot for a while.Hope this helps!