@Charles PridgenWith forbearance being widely accepted, I think foreclosures will decrease.

You may be able to use then as leverage in your negotiations to get some or all of your rent flowing.If there is a province wide association or group that has a registry of renters (good / bad) such as BC does, get them in the registry.Report missed rent payments to the credit bureaus which will negatively affect their credit rating which in turn is used for any loans, buying a house or car, or any future rentals as many landlords do credit checks.If they wish to use you as a landlord reference post COVID-19 and what seems to be an impending inevitable eviction, they need to come good on their payments.Hopefully something helps other than waiting out an eviction.

Values range widely from block to block.

This recession is not caused by the housing market, it is (more or less) economy-wide and caused by something outside of the business world.

He could help you narrow down your focus areas as there is a wide range of PP and what you get for that money between the Boston, Worcester and Lowell areas

I am looking at doing my first flip in Vegas, a friend of mine suggested looking at fixing and flipping manufactured homes....any recommendations or suggestions here...I've seen some for sale at 25k to others at 170k+...

I took a photo of my roof and found that there were no shingles at the joints/angles.

2017 single wide, I haven’t ran the NADA on it to see the actual value.

I think it really provided a baseline for future education and exposed me to how wide and varied real estate is. 

It's a great street, good, wide property, and the long term resell value is high, plus it has the ability to cash flow very well for a long time.