My past experience with this process is that 7-10 days just moves the file to the next level of no action but being an optimist I'm wondering if I may get an answer.

Third, the Moratorium specifically states tenants can still be evicted for other reasons, but courts refuse to act.I'm slightly optimistic we'll see a correction, but it may be years down the road.

I'm pretty optimistic we will find some sort of solution and if we don't we will learn to adapt to the conditions (at least our grand children will).  

Not by much but I think it definitely skews "optimistic".

Seattle is a tough market right now, but I'm optimistic that deals can still be found or created.I'm looking forward to being part of the BiggerPockets community!

It's a tough market out here but I'm optimistic that there are still some good deals.

Here are a few notes on top of your notes :)   You are correct, it is Garner and a hop, skip, jump to DTR - I think with the right renovations and marketing I could get 1250 but am optimistic for $1,300 but you are right, let's be more conservative to be safe.Closing costs include me paying an agent a fee for bringing me the deal..although CC may not be the right field for that.

This seems a bit optimistic in my book, and I'm looking for a reality check on whether I should be laughing at this or jumping at it as quickly as possible. 

I think I have been overly optimistic in thinking that the turn around on a flip would take about 3 months.

I been extremely excited and optimistic about this new journey and to hear that it might not be possible can be a downer.