THERE ARE A LOT of operators that are BS artists and/or they just jumped in post-pandemic and have no idea what they are doing. 

The whole process took about 3 weeks, in the midst of this pandemic.

A lot of section 8 renters have more than likely been negatively by the pandemic.

I transitioned from flipping to new construction basically at the beginning of the pandemic.

Rates are coming down so it not as painful to refinance and lose the pandemic rates .

Unfortunately due to the Coronavirus and all the shutdowns I haven't been able to progress further, but hopefully next year things might change a bit.

I read that there is an SBA grant up to 10k that might be available for small business that have lost revenue as a result of the coronavirus; I would look into that and see if you might qualify.https://www.pmcourt.com/index....https://www.pmcourt.com/pdf/ev...

So far, we see actually see a strong demand with buyers for Disney STRs since the pandemic, due to the overall travel trend towards vacation rentals instead of hotels.  

It is amazing by knocking on the door and talking to the tenants about working a deal to either pay them to move or rewriting a lease that you can turn a bad situation into a good one.Depending on what you plan on doing with the property, you may or may not want to keep the people but I have had people that did not pay turn into good tenants just by changing ownership and fixing a few things around the house along with setting new expectations on a new lease agreement.I would not buy the house unless you’re stealing it without talking to the people first that are occupying the property.With the current pandemic keep in mind that evictions are more complicated.

My wife is a RN in the city and even right now with the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses for IU health are struggling to get all their hours.