Rather than a bursted damn flooding the market with inventory I foresee at best a small trickle of drops of inventory in slight upticks here and there, and headed towards something that resembles an equal balance between buyer & seller markets.

Anything even resembling a good deal right now is being bid on by multiple buyers and the property is off the market in hours instead of days.

If you are buying cash, then your deal will pretty closely resemble these numbers. 

HiWe are buying a property that resembles a SFH but is zoned a site condo.

HiWe are buying a property that resembles a SFH but is zoned a site condo.

He inquired if I would be interested in completing the unfinished part to resemble the other section (dry wall, ceiling, insulation).

The way you'd do it could closely resemble a live-in-flip-hack-BRRRR.

Consider Additional IdeasWhen life starts to resemble pre-coronavirus times and it’s safe to do so, here are some not-so-socially distanced ideas you can use to welcome new neighbors and create a sense of community: Host a block party Invite the new neighbors over for dinner Arrange a playdate if you both have kids Take your dogs to the dog park together Invite them to your local clubs and sports meetings Offer to help unpack or move boxes Invite them to go with you to the park or beachIf you’re unsure of which direction to go in, think about what would make you feel welcome if you were moving into a new neighborhood.

I'm caught up on bills, I've updated my projections, I've looked at every property in the greater Denver area that's come on the market in the last week, and analyzed any resembling anything close to a deal.

That might require a mailing phone call campaign, but could turn up all kinds of deals.When I do mailers, I used a small yellow letter (computer generated with a font that roughly resembles handwriting) in a white invitation envelope that is hand addressed and has my return address on the back.