I am at the same step you are on this journey and just remmebr that we have to take out all of the emotions out of the dealing with all of this even the brutal honest advice from some of the seasoned veterans.

Now that you have it rented out at $1150, will you be doing delayed financing or waiting the six month seasoning. 

Speaking as an owner in an area that is driving distance for 65% of America (East TN), I think staycations and short drivable destinations will be hot this vacation season since I’m sure many people are seeing financial struggles now and ahead.

Looks like a lot (though obviously not all) of seasoned flippers are putting a pause on flipping activity for the moment while we get a clearer sense on the trajectory of the market.

Leasing traffic and velocity is approximately 10% of typical levels, which at this time of the year in the Seattle are trending upwards toward the seasonal highs that we experience in May/June.

For seasoned folks who know what they’re doing, they may not need them, but how much of the market does that make up?

I'm sure the seasoned vets in here will give you way better info.

Usually something happens to the HVAC at the changing of the seasons, then you have to use one of the warranty company's approved vendors and wait for them to actually be able to schedule with your tenant, then they come out and diagnose and it's another two weeks before they come back to really fix it and they end up doing a bad patch job and have to come back out 2 months later, etc.Also keep in mind the limitations of a warranty.

I am glad to get any information from all the seasoned investors on here

I've gotten my best deals during the holiday seasons on properties that sat on the market for 6 months and I've lost the most money trying to raise properties from the grave.