@Andres Ayala be patient and make plenty of offers!

You want to stay patient... but also know when the property hits the market and you know its a good deal to act quickly. 

IMO chat with a few realtors not just one as different agents have different levels of familiarity with different pockets.Be patient to find the right deal, keep in mind point of sales, and what cities are rental friendly or have costs/inspections associated with it.Good luck!

No application or credit checks yet.The woman who has been interacting with me seems polite and patient.

Reading the law, reading parts of the IRC or anything additional when it comes to safety in homes and screening your tenants like a proud my opinion is the most important focus.

Non-compliance with this order, or any subsequent public health orders, jeopardizes the health and safety of everyone who resides here.

I have expertise in all areas of healthcare management, well-versed in communicating complex concepts to patients while maintaining structure and organization in high-pressure situations.

To answer your question I would say at this point be patient and save as much as you can until we see what a post-coronavirus economy looks like.

I've been patiently waiting for the HCD since October 2021 to re-determine whether School Districts can charge this fee, emailing requests for updates periodically, with no responses-ever.

You just have to patient.