.), until more permanent structures can be built.And with 5G rolling in (with government support), in the next few years (as need increases) it seems like coverage should increase.My understanding of this, is some carriers have stronger signals in some areas than others, and 3 bars on one carrier could mean 1 bar on another.Meaning one resident could have decent coverage and another could have spotty weak coverage depending on who you pay your monthly bill too (and many people are locked into longer term plans with phone financing built in), so a product (service?)

You can connect to 5GHz and only have a couple bars, but get higher bandwidth than if you have full bars at 2.4GHz.

This area is full of bars, restaurants and is vibrant.The condo we are buying would be $600,000 and is a great location in downtown DC and would be for us to live in.

There is less desire on my end but for a young person, the city is the place to be.The only thing that will change that trend is if what young folks like -- bars, restaurants, activities, gyms, entertainment venues, etc., -- start to leave, then you'll see the "exodus" out.

Contact the California BAR and file a complaint explaining just what you've stated.

To tell you the truth just go up to the search bar and type in “covid”

after considering, I think it would be smartest to put less down and do it again in a year, and another a year after... obviously I will not cash flow on 2 properties but keeping 30k in the bank to cover the difference every month will last for years of losses which barring all craziness, the homes will appreciate, rents will increase and the mortgage will be paid down enough to eliminate PMI.

So, barring any state moratoriums on evictions (of which there are plenty right now), technically, you can still evict for other violations of the lease not related to payment of rent. 

The guys can go to the bars where the women dance on stage. 

As of the 2017 NEC Update, GFCIs are required in all of the following areas:Underwater pool lighting (since 1968)Outdoors (since 1973)Bathrooms (since 1975)Garages (since 1978)Kitchens (since 1987)Crawl spaces and unfinished basements (since 1990)Wet bar sinks (since 1993)Laundry and utility sinks (since 2005)Crawlspaces at or below grade level (2017)Unfinished areas of the basement (2017)