No one here on BP can see the financials(unless you can screenshot them for us). without that - we can't provide much support.

Are we able to see the top 11 cash-flowing markets that they were talking about during the show?

I can see the levels of telecommuting going up perhaps in the coming years as smaller companies start to say "do I really need that office?" 

Another con to a Townhome situation is that you may not see the same appreciation that you would in a single family home should the area change for the better. 

If they aren't your business will dry up very quickly, because others will not see the value.I think there are other ways you can qualify potential clients versus making them pay, and maybe you already do this.

I did see the networking list if companies and investors.

I have been reading about the VA loan, and studying the local area to see the different types of properties.

Hello @Jeremy VanDelinder,   I'm located in Los Angeles (relocated from Houston a couple of years ago) and I'm currently looking into doing a BRRRR on a fire-damaged property; This would be my 3rd rental, but the first fire-damaged one;  I definitely see the risk of getting into this,  but the potential benefits can be well worth it..with this said, I wanted to ask your expert advice if possible in regards to my inquiries below: a) When walking into a fire damaged property (SFH) to do an initial assessment, what would you say are the key things to keep an eye on and look for ..   

I believe that when this is over we will see the highest occupancy and the highest nightly rates of a lifetime.

Everyone who comes to see the units must wear a mask and gloves (PPE).