(On a scale of tenants most likely to least likely to have wild and property destructive parties, Veterans don't necessarily come even close to the top of the list is what we've found- again, just an observation!)

I am a new real estate agent just starting out and my partner owns a small mushroom farm.

With Wholesaler relationships sometimes I can make deals happen before it get WILD.

It's wild, and we missed on a few deals before finally getting under contract. 

I'm currently looking at a buy-and-hold Triplex on the east side for around 150K that I'm hoping to put an offer on before it gets scooped up in this wild market.Conservatively speaking, it'd likely cashflow ~ $500-600 a month after budgeting for PITI, repairs, maintenance, PM and water with minor upgrades.

Given we're moving for a new job with uncertainty on the work schedule we don't want a wildly heavy commute.

Like with any investing, it’ll start with your budget and there’s a lot of areas that will swing wildly in price.

The wild thing about that is capital is already very available to buy property in the US.

In fact, I am starting 'Miami Investor Tours by Wild Coast' (my company), providing an 'inside look' to why South Florida will dominate the next 5 years of city growth.

I said give it a little time, because the full scope of the virus was unknown and the government response was a wild card.