@Terry Harris people aren’t selling due to coronavirus and people are buying because rates are so low.Builders haven’t been building as much since the housing bust and so these are the results you get

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Purchased just before pandemic.

Florida has suspended evictions and water cut-offs during coronavirus.

Jason Stubblefield has one up in your area that has been virtual for the duration of the pandemic.

I understand currently it’s a weird time with moratoriums but looking for general advice and experiences pre-pandemic and what to expect coming out of it in the next few years.Thanks in advance!

Second lesson, closings take longer during a pandemic.

The total rent from everything is roughly $45K per month at the moment (4K per apartment, 10K from a restaurant and 5K each from a nail spa and a hair saloon) and I believe there is a small upside in rent after pandemic. 

I’m planning on purchasing my first investment home here soon ( once this coronavirus stops and the economy starts to look brighter) and have been focused on Texas.

What they found during the pandemic is that the values jumped so much that it made more sense to sell the home.

Especially during and after the pandemic, features like a working space may be striking to renters.