Most people sign up based on closeness to home, how cheap per month dues, and amenities offered in base membership.The real money is private trainer sessions, vitamin and protein food shop, clothing and accessories etc. 

If you have second thoughts, it is up to sellers to approve or keep the deposit as non-perform case. In

This wasn't the case in the brokers eyes. 

It can happen but it sounds to be possibly a regular occurrence in her case. In

I have asked for it, but last I talked to the main property manager she seemed a bit overwhelmed (understandably) by a potential COVID-19 case in one of her units and slightly annoyed by my questions.

Certainly there are endless other means to end an argument that don't involve the use of a handgun, but such was not the case in this incident.

I’m wondering if this will be the case in San Diego as well.

In the book business, the cost savings is evident, but not the case in real estate.

Typically in markets in that price range people aren't willing to sell for that far below market and investors are willing to take lower returns than elsewhere, at least that is the case in CA where prices like that are fairly common.

While I'm sure this is not the case in all market (and I would appreciate hearing about yours), it is important to remember that the virus won't last but "dirt" will.