I'm still reading the stimulus package (A cliffnotes version would be nice, GOVERNMENT...), but I've been hearing from others that corporations with 500+ employees are eligible for forgivable grants & Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) if they *promise* not to fire a certain percentage of their workforce, among other requirements.

If you’re like most investors, you’re probably laser-focused on these questions right now, and that feeling of uncertainty is permeating your entire life.However, at this moment we are presented with a rare opportunity—we have the time to assess ourselves and our business and create better versions of both.

Zillow, Realtor, Trulia all will have their versions of market reports.

Since I’m a new licensee I’ll have to go through some version of a training/mentor program and if I can find a mentor that is also an investor I think that would at least be a good starting point.

I've given a slightly more in depth version of this elsewhere, but I expect commercial real estate here in Nashville will slow somewhat over the next month or two while investors and owners figure out what the landscape and future might actually look like.

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Here’s the short version of their email:-We are open for business and are on track to fund over 500 loans in March.

I imagine y'all are hearing some version of this.

There are 2 versions - Standard & Limited.If you can keep the rehab costs to under $30k and nothing structural will be done, you can probably do the Limited 203k. 

I'll try to give you the short versions through to each question in the order they were asked:  Yes.