Accurate comps are hard to find, and scams and bad behavior abound.

Opportunities will abound.

The opinion that I read states that it goes as far as imposing a $1,000 fine on any landlord who even serves a demand for rent or eviction notice.Fortunately for investors who are leveraged, the same order also applies to foreclosure proceedings.The order is set to be in effect until the State of Emergency is lifted, but there is no date at which that is scheduled to occur.Unfortunately, no such order relieving property owners of paying real estate taxes was included, to my surprise (sarcasm abound).I agree with everyone who said that communication is key, and working with tenants is a must.

For good reason: It's an awesome, fun place where opportunities abound.

Drugs, drink and 24/7 parties abound.

If say they invest in a certain asset class say multifamily the deals that are abound today might not be here in a few years and the interest rate might be higher.So in that case they will have a motivation today to cash in.There are hundreds of reasons they might or might not sell.Some want existing security above potential reinvestment returns.If they do want to sell the note I don't see them selling to someone else unless as I said there is a ton of equity and the interest rate on the note is great (for the note buyer).

Look, I will be the first to say there is an epidemic of bad "gurus" and scams for mentorship programs, they abound.

I am just starting to realize the huge wealth of knowledge that abounds on BP.

Cash is king when opportunities abound. 

People come for golf, wine tasting, water sports, skiing etc.