@Lisa JonesBP is a treasure chest full of resources.

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

With that being said, "one man's junk is another man's treasure."

When the market turned in 2006, I saw many people that I had utmost respect for throw their integrity out the window in a heartbeat when their own treasure chest was threatened.As years go by the sting over your financial loss will lessen, overtaken by the pride you feel when you can look an investor in the eye and promise to take care of their money.

To find yours, try Googling terms like "(your county) AND gis" or "(your county) AND county treasurer".

So I did move the the Treasure State and landed in Bozeman for a short time.

Hello BP nation!  There is a house next door to my house that is abandoned in Pasadena TX.  There were contractors that were working on this house for a little while last year but no one has been working on the house ...

I regularly send out e-mails with MLS & Loopnet properties to my investors that are always 7%-9%, from Treasure coast to Miami.

I owned a condo on Treasure Island directly on the Gulf before I was really "investing."

The effect COVID has had on certain markets is very different that it's had on others (the Idaho market has seemed to thrive in many ways).Personally we own/manage several rental properties across the Treasure Valley (both long term and short term rentals) and haven't had anyone with issues paying rent because of COVID (in fact, vacancy rates have gone way down and rents have gone way up), but I know we have a small sample size to go off of.