I did a cash-out refi on my primary residence in Nov 2019 and purchased a fixer rental property.

Therefore no one is looking to improve the process the same way a business would innovate, automate, and remove ineffective and/or inefficient people and processes.

People want to go back to work, human civilization is marked by innovation and persistence, it’s only a matter of time.

Bought a multi family in Nov 2019.

This was an area of innovation that the industry was slowly starting to adopt but I wouldn't say was considered best practice.

Throughtout the year, the tenants have been consistently late in paying their rent and in Nov, they stopped paying.

I sold a property in Nov. 2019 where the closing was going to happen before the tenants had to be out.

As others have suggested - Check the code enforcement departments, get USPS vacants, drive around, or become innovative!

The investment that Jeff Vinik and Bill Gates made in our Channelside/Downtown market in creating an "innovation hub" as well as expanding our entertainment/sports venue have brought relocation of companies and talent to the market.

I then put around $30,000, finishing the carriage house in NOV 2017.