LOL, actually, the bar code on your toothpaste emits a very, very low radiation level that "bleeds over" like radio waves over 20,000,000 identifiers, you're wearing it on your teeth and the NSA can tract you anywhere you go at any time.

To be honest we are still uncertain as to the extent of the loss especially if there is a second wave.

There will not be a wave of foreclosures or evictions in many markets. 

Wave 1: The market starts getting hot in Seattle first like Fremont, Wallingford, Ravenna, Bellevue, Kirkland and Ballard.

Or, maybe this IS the current wave...perhaps others could post links for similar quality sites in their local area.

I keep hearing about the coming foreclosure wave, but I've been hearing about it for two years now.In my area, the market usually slows down in November and December.

@Michael Glaser Yes I am basing that rate that we charge here in Houston at Tidal Loans.

Look for ones where there is enough runway left to continue to ride a wave of demand. 

The sound waves are being transferred mainly through the connection points in the walls so the 2x4's.

@Susan Herschell you'll learn pretty soon that the transparency is not to your benefit.When one or two Tenants will ask you to wave late fees when "their car got broken", "the baby get sick", the bank account got broken into", "they change the job and will get back on track soon" - you will help them.But eventually you'll understand that these reasons are endless and you run a business, not a charity.The lease states parties as "Landlord" and "Tenant(s)", I sign the lease on behave of the Landlord as a property manager for the XXX, LLC.They contact me, they might guess now and then that I'm the property owner but I don't disappoint them with the truth.