If the market takes a turn or remains stable after covid I will feel more comfortable going out there and buying.In the meantime, I'll be browsing these forums and learning what I can.  

What that means for you is: get preapproved by a lender, browse Redfin or Zillow for multifamily listings, inquire about interesting listings by way of an agent (or yourself when you're licensed!)

The NYS laws (HSTPA) are very specific with how they interface with the executive orders from Cuomo and Judge Marks' order from last month, as well as federal decrees, namely the CARES Act and now from the CDC. 

However, I have recently been browsing YouTube and have found multiple channels that discuss investing and specifically real estate investing.

Been browsing there lately looking for a rental property...

Browse this forum, see whose answers and personality you like and contact these people.I still have concerns about you focusing on cost, as well as your expressed aversion to providing documents.

Has a ton  of features, with a really simple to use interface.  

I was just browsing through all the tax sales in your first book before I decided to try to post some questions.So let's say I buy a place at a tax sale for $30k (and let's say the upset price is $10k), and the sale gets disputed and overturned in court. 

Several weeks back I was browsing Brandon Turner posts and BP articles on my phone.... and read an article entitled something like "14 Questions I Ask on my Rental Applications" or "12 Questions for Tenant Applications" or something like that.

I have browsed through BiggerPockets for a couple months now and am finally in the position to purchase my first rental/investment property.