Look at the facts:- People have not had housing expenses for a year- Even those out of work had considerable government aid during that time- Employers are begging people to come back to work at higher wages today- Those who need to resume payments don't need to repay the unpaid money until they sell- Some people can get their debt paid and others can get their payment reduced by 25%- Loan terms can be extended to 40 years to reduce payments- Over a hundred billion is being passed out to pay landlords who were shorted rent- In most cases the house is worth far more than before the pandemic, so you have an asset worth more moneyI just don't see how this ends badly in the short term.

It's best then to try and find the closest comps you can in your calculations.Best of luck!

I guess then my main remaining questions relate to process of enlisting the aid of a Loan Originator and/or RE LawyerWhat is the best way to find a Loan Originator that provides this type of service?

The last thing I want to see is the government crank up the printing presses to further devalue our money supply and put further pressure on the economy.I'm just not sure what it takes to wake some people up that seem caught up in a kool-aid dream.

The closest thing to something good was Jobpro Central.

I see someone above hasn't caught on yet, solicitations in the forms without much participation aiding in solutions to a question.

I understand that the miles to your first stop of the day are considered the "commute" (I was taught to stop and visit my closest property or stop at the stationary store first, etc to establish that everything thereafter was "on the clock".) 

I am looking in the North Central region since that's the closest to my work.4.

Then of course branding that these D class will run and operate like B's and or saying that this tenant base is easier to manage than A class that simply made no logical sense and of course it was Morris opinion on that and maybe he was sold the same glass of cool aid.. now the carnage begins.. you have all these folks that bought these homes.. and if they are still with Ocean pointe they no longer are .. they need to figure out who what where and then try to find a new manager and not all managers are going to want to work on these houses. a few I have talked to simply will not at all.. because they don't want to be blamed for what came before them.So as Morris continues in the marketing of these homes I sure hope he has learned a lesson and will up his game..

Can anyone tell me where the closest neighborhoods are to SLC downtown/airport that are not affected by this?