Investors and retail buyers hoping for conditions less favorable to sellers have so far only seen the opposite throughout the pandemic.ABoR President, Romeo Manzanilla, commented: “Our market is now ultra-competitive because of our dangerously low inventory and that is cause for concern over the long-term.

First it goes through (step 1)house, then senate, then presidents signature.

The president is a real estate mogul.Between 2008 and 2012, the federal gov't printed about $1.2t.In the last 2 MONTHS the federal gov't has printed about $4.2t.So 3 times as much money as came out over the course of 4 years, in just 2 months.If a crash can be prevented, or mitigated, by government action, that's exactly what will happen.

Also, LLs could get funds via several different options and dont forget - the president is a LL.

Certainly, you wouldn't be paying for a consultation with an administrative employee whose core job function is rent collection or dispatching maintenance, but the company president/CEO might command a higher hourly rate than their operations manager, for example.

Keep 6 months of reserves for all the things that could go wrong.I’m a full-time wholesaler in the Baltimore-DC area and president of MAREIA, a local investor association.

Romeo Manzanilla, 2020 ABoR president, commented, “We anticipated a sharp decline in April home sales activity, as it directly correlates with the decline in listings activity recorded in March due to government stay-at-home orders.

I think the biggest question here is, Do you guys actually think there’s a possibility of it passing the senate or maybe even the president??  

I’m a full-time wholesaler in the Baltimore-DC area and president of MAREIA, a local investor association.

Full disclosure: I am president of Mid-Atlantic REIA so I am biased, but have seen many people who want to get into real estate and lose money because they did not have the education to know what good deals look like or run their operation as a business instead of a hobby.