Now the bad part, since the whole Carona Virus ******** down a lot of businesses, I recently had to file for unemployment.

I'd continue to study the market, so when a deal comes up, you will KNOW and have the confidence that it's a deal.Currently, due to the virus, the lending company I'm with is asking for 680+ credit.

What would you do in the case that the tenants are at-risk for the virus or do not feel comfortable having someone walk through their house at this time?

Add to that the Covid virus, and people rethinking living in larger cities.

The virus accelerated a long-running shift toward online buying and away from on-premise shopping at brick-and-mortar locations.

.* Bacteria and Virus - This exclusion especially came to lite as we hit the COVID pandemic. 

With the virus going around and travel numbers in the slumps, our focus should be on cost reduction.

With this virus thing, all markets are going to change and flipping and wholesaling are going to take the worse hit because the margins become an unknown, even for the experienced investor.

This executive order applies if the tenant cannot pay because of the corona virus pandemic.

I was going to a meetup that is not currently going on with the virus.