That moratorium has now expired, and there is a significant risk that this will set off an abnormally large wave of evictions.

Many tenants will fail and we will see another big wave of retail bankruptcies.

For this reason many prefer to wave the banner of "being a business" and are perceived as being "more professional" than a namesake investor, who is operating under their name.Protection - the whole idea of an LLC is to L the L to the C . . . so, done correctly, the LLC provides a degree of separation between you, tha man, and you, tha biness.   

So the lower rates in the report may be masking the title wave of foreclosures that could come if the moratorium is lifted before households have financially recovered.

New priorities are on the table for many Americans as we ride the wave of the current health crisis and consider evolving homeownership needs.

What happens if there's another wave of COVID in the fall?

Buying investment property now:I'm sitting on a modest amount of capital and am eager to get into the game via either another affordable single family, or a multi-family, ideally in the Coventry/WW/Warwick area as I'm most familiar with them.As with any investment, I know that timing the market can be a fool's game, however, one cannot ignore the extremely high valuations combined with economic prospects and a potential wave of evictions coming.If you were to start over in this area, would you jump in now, given the current circumstances, or wait and see what the next few months hold?

For 27+ years you get to ride that wave.

But if I sell the building it can be waved.

But if I sell the building it can be waved.