There was anticipation of desperate sellers in 90 days.

I don't anticipate a ton of problems but you never know.

As of now I plan to conduct business as usual but anticipate a lack of vendors and navigating a few bumps in the road. 

I'm originally from NJ, have been working as an Army nurse in Germany since 2017, and anticipate moving to Texas in early 2021. 

Good luck, we have an investment property in a rougher area (Frankford) and I hope the point you made about people seeking out those C-D neighborhoods ends up happening as I anticipate ours being a bit tough to rent once it's done reno based on location. 

We all have our own struggles, I'll admit I'm personally set back because of some very unexpected vet Bill's and none of us had really anticipated this slowdown.

I anticipate the number of effected tenants to increase from now moving forward without any indication of a slow down in the near future. 

Are there any items/tasks/projects/responsibilities that you expected to be difficult that ended up being easy or making yourself more money than anticipated?

Subtract the 5k in taxes and three years from now I’m sitting at roughly 20k earned by moving the funds from 401k to the property. 2) By moving the funds from my 401k, I lose on having to pay 5k in taxes, and the anticipated 6-9% return on the 401k as it sits in the fund.

If you have to have your business partner commit more than anticipated, what will his return now look like?