I think I'll walk way from this one for now but I'll keep my eyes peeled for more favorable opportunities. 

When they get to the point where they stop raising and just hold, you might see mortgage rates peel back a bit but I don't see 4% interest rates again for several years. 

Masks and closed toe shoes required.

Scenario: Asking Price $159990 for a property by seller, I'm prospective buyerThe Nightmare: Modular home built in 2003, currently owned by rental company renting for 50% the going rate of the area, property next door looks like it came out of the Swamp (peeling paint on wood siding, plastic sheeting floating in the wind over the windows, 5 lawn mowers that may or may not work at the side of the house, you get the picture), backyard faces a truck depot with a bunch of repairs behind a chain linked fence. 

In my opinion, It allows the governor (for example) to order someone hoarding medical supplies to turn them over, something the federal government can do anyway, and unless you have 2 million masks, it probably won't happen.It gives the governor the ability to direct resources to needing communities without a state congress vote during the emergency, letting us move vaccines to counties that are having high infection rates.And, it limits the powers given to "within the scope of emergency management" meaning the powers can ONLY apply to the emergency that has been declared.Just my 2 cents on that proposed bill.

Leaks, peeling paint, etc.  

Including cleaning the house, patching walls, peeled paint due to stickers on the walls, they left the kitchen really dirty, food in the fridge, etc.

I think I’m leaning toward Option 1, I just need to do it and peel the bandaid off.Luke - I appreciate the tough love.

I'm in quarantine (out of an abundance of caution) after being in a five family with 13 people at home in three units, not one of them wearing a mask.

As far as COVID specific concerns, make sure people wear masks and bring disinfectant wipes with you to clean surfaces.