Due to the unfortunate coronavirus situation my husbands job is in jeopardy like so many other people's.

(2020 during the pandemic) - Regions Bank

Prices are coming down from the peak, but the market is returning nicely back to a pre-pandemic level of activity.

Interesting story from NY Times today on the prospect of COVID having lasting impacts on college towns. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/28/us/coronavirus-college-towns.html?

Citing the pandemic as the reason they don't want to let appraisers walk through homes.

Let me cover the basics:Who:  Aaron (myself)What:  Rehabbed PropertyWhen:  Over the past year (Summer 2020 - Present)Where:  I live in MD, the property is in SE DC.Why: That is what this post will cover ...Next let me explain my title of this post ...Newbie - The "financial literacy" switch recently got flipped with me during pandemic. 

I recently moved back to the area and still find that some of these properties are high with the pandemic and will not generate as much cash flow.

I would go to the ends of the Earth to avoid evicting someone who fell on hard times because of the pandemic.

It's been a nightmare not only for me but for the tenants as well, I had to evacuate them in the middle of a pandemic and severe weather. 

Of course North Adams has been swept up in the pandemic real estate boom.