If you mean buying a home at sheriffs sale, it is highly unlikely that you could do this, as most protocols around the country require this to be purchased in cash (or cash-equivalent like an Hard Money Loan), and most lenders wouldn't dare invest the time into underwriting it because until the foreclosed-upon-person's Right of Redemption has passed, it's not a safe assumption that the house is yours (or, um . . .. the lenders?)

I just continue with frugality and caution but I know I should be more daring 

I am constantly looking for my second deal and originally planned on getting a loan with a bank or hard money lender but now that I am furloughed, will anyone dare risk lending to me?

Big negative for Dare County is that they closed the county to non-county residents for several months due to COVID-19.

Because I dare a landlord to call someone’s’ ESA a fake.

You must dare greatly.That was the motivational stuff.

Not sure how long ago you moved away but according to my wife it's changed a lot since she was growing up.As far as midwest investing, we are definitely open to all possibilities but are currently trying to limit focus for our first investment (and not doing a great job considering we're still spread out over 3 states :D ). Are

In this case, I'm dealing with a billion-dollar company who has the attitude "go ahead and sue us if you dare." 

How dare they!

Recoupment – If any of the conditions of Section III(d) are violated, the federal government can recoup the relief funding.Number 9 is of particular concern, but I don't know the details about what exactly provision of 10% equity to tenants entails.