But an "inspection period" is something entirely different as the physical inspection is just part of what occurs during that time - and that is your time to bail with escrow returned if anything does not meet with your satisfaction.That PM needs to know that you're not a tenant he/she gets to manage but an investor making a business decision; don't let the PM "manage" you. 

Think about it for a second no children have been harmed and 42% of people who have died are in nursing homes.

If you miss out on a few deals because of it no harm, no foul.

In each of the (4) D's there is major change occurring in peoples lives. 

So, make sure that you are keeping all of your receipts and other documents that you can use to prove what you spent the funds on.Question on the use of funds - if I get the funds from EIDL in mid July, can I use part of the loan amount to reimburse myself for the past operating expenses that occurred between Feb and July (like mortgage, insurance, taxes etc.)?

I'm always using caution as sifting through who can harm and who can help.

Your 100k loan just isn't that much after adjusted for real inflation should this occur.

So in your example, if the sale occurred seven years after the conveyance, would it matter if it was done by warranty deed? 

I decided it would be wise to purchase because of certain things that occurred when the pandemic hit. 

While of course paying over asking isn’t uncommon in the least bit, especially in pricier markets, I this occur at even greater time now