@Dan Gamache is on the nose.

I am surprised they havent put a limit per person. for those with noses full of dust, i strongly reccomend a neti pot, get distilled water in gallon jugs and the special neti pot powder mixture, it cleans all the junk out of your nose and sinuses.

The biggest take away is that there are tons of opportunities that sometimes are sitting right underneath our noses!

I can’t imagine most judges kicking someone out with the way this is going right now if the landlord is being hard-nosed.

Fare well.Yes thank you for the advice but in the contract I do no see a dead line for the contingencies.

It took a nose dive at the beginning of the shut down, but has started to rebound in the last 10-14 days.  

I am looking to buy more deals going that direction until I supersede my W2 income by approx 2X.Out of dumb luck/keeping my nose to the grind a 3bd 1bth (off market) fell into my lap I am looking at today.

Side note, the tenants Dad has been paying the rent for the past year, he also forked up the security deposit, so I feel like they have no nose in the game at this point.  

But for a rental, just do what needs to be done, renters won't turn up their nose because there is some hardwood and not everywhere.

Worst case scenario though is I slash the price and I break even or rent them out for a small amount of cash flow and sell when the market turns back up if it does indeed take a nose dive.