Here’s my question, are there investors out there that actually buy property without having seen them physically themselves; buying without stepping foot in and walking the floors?

I've seen this help newer investors get their foot in the door.

But would touch downtown with a ten foot pole.

You will shoot your self in the foot if you don't pay it.

7 weeks after purchase we will have 3 parcels, one with a 1 bed/1.5 bath garage unit renting for $650/month, another with a 2,200 square foot farmhouse renting at $1,250/month, and the third parcel is an empty lot.

I wouldn't be surprised to see bad debt double to triple over the next three months.A follow on effect could then be depressed rent growth over the next year or two as the workforce population regains its footing and finds new employment (as the demand builds back to normal which won't happen as quickly as the demand was cut).There's so much variance depending on metro, asset-class, and business model, but you have to expect some impact to MFH assets.

Please have your buyers agent calculate sold comps Price per square foot in The Farm at Wescott.  

We are mid conversion on a 45,000 square foot conversion. 

You are shooting yourself in the foot if you quit now.I hope this helps.

Hey BP,I'm in a conundrum on what would be my best foot forward.