We are selling our current home in Jacksonville Fl because we want to capitalize on the booming market.

Got them on a call with the potential buyer, let them talk it out and boom, AMC was in shortly after that.  

during the "boom" times but COVID has loosened everything up and now 5% 6%-7% can be had in Brooklyn/Queens and even 8% in the Bronx.

I mean project still went because the business expanding was booming, but that was 125k of useless pavement.

I think many operators over reacted and I believe it was incredibly annoying and AirBnB should have done more to help the hosts but the BOOM that came after those 2 months easily repaid the loss. 

Mostly because I think bigger companies or out of town owners are buying up large number of houses and trying to capitalize on the STR boom market right now (and by out of town that would be anyone that at least doesnt live in the same county).

during the "boom" times but COVID has loosened everything up and now 5% can be had in Manhattan, 6%-7% in Brooklyn and even 8% in the Bronx.

You bring the DP, they bring the ability to qualify, together you find a deal, and BOOM your back in the game!

@Daniel Vernon - we deal a lot with this in Milwaukee, which had a huge boom in the 1900-1920s.

Therefore, the lender must receive notice of the initial auction when the tax collector sells the certificate, as well as notice of the redemption period if the certificate is sold Typically, the lender will step in and outbid you for the certificate at the initial auction so it can protect its interests.