I will start to analyze deals on the daily to get practice and understand the market better.My first questions: As a new investor, should I buy a property as soon as I find a good deal or wait a few months to see where the overall market will be after the pandemic?

Okay-    So three months into this pandemic and my typical funding sources are holding tight.

Being on Queen St, you will likely have same-day turnovers and that's a lot of pressure if you try to clean on your own without having the extra hands that a cleaning company has.On the other hand, since the pandemic, STRs in Watauga have been doing really well and I'm personally very grateful that I started when I did.

Three months after closing, the pandemic hit and I was faced with losing my job, so I flipped it and moved to the west coast.

To the point of doing both mid-term and short-term, I would have to disagree with this because so many factors come into play with demand; events, seasonality, corporate travel, Pandemics (lol), etc.

Purchase price: $355,000 Since we are relocating from MD to DFW, TX, due to pandemic, we chose to buy house remotely.

@Michael BarnhartYes, Atlanta is still just as on fire as it was before the pandemic, at least in the SF and small MF realm.

I just went under contract with @Avery Carl in the middle of Corona virus hysteria and a stock market collapse.

I ask this question because during the pandemic I heard of landlord stories in which tenants aren’t paying their rents and unfortunately landlords are left in difficult financial situations.

As far as I know, especially now post pandemic, renos are quite expensive, with a kitchen alone eating up the entire reno cost.