Most homes are going for well over asking and waving inspection.We are feeling torn between selling our home and keeping it as a rental.

And while Colorado might be a little harder to cash flow at first, but you'll ride the appreciation wave.

From my experience they have a lot of decision making leeway, and courts have been backed up since the shutdown.The 'eviction wave' is a combination of fearmongering and general hatred of real estate investors. 

You can look at the ceiling line and see the waves in some areas just by looking.I don’t have much experience with floors like this and cost associated so can anyone shed light on their experiences with less than ideal foundations (How it looked / how you fixed it / price) ?

They stop evictions knowing small investors will be crushed while big companies can ride out the wave, apply for loans or grants, and eventually recoup their losses.I'm seeing so many stories of investors that are self-made immigrants, minorities, single mothers, and more.

Is it advisable to dip your feet in this market with multiple bidders and low inventory or ride the wave and wait for a dip in the market ?

I hope inventory levels recover to appropriate levels, but I do not think it will be a result of a wave of foreclosures.

@Muhammad Saad We are using a Z-Wave SmartHub with a Z-Wave Yale YRD120 T1L Lock.

I used Seventh Wave Insurance.

I have seen quickbooks, zoho, freshbooks, expensify, wave, and realtyzam.