The real estate industry is being hit by the coronavirus.

But is the pandemic really making it tough on buyers or lenders tk make think not to buy?

I was scared away by the pandemic but I'm itching to invest this money.  

There are several free ones that will help you build and customize your application and you can send these directly to your tenants online, which can be very helpful in our current coronavirus scenario.

Considering we're in the middle of a pandemic that is impacting the world as we know it, relying on norms and trends set prior to the pandemic might be a huge risk, because nothing is really 'normal' any more. 

I think we've reached a tipping point where it's beginning to look like the economic shutdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic is causing far more harm than the lives it (may) save. 

To our detriment, we aren’t the fastest workers and we were very busy during the last four months of duplex construction with another house flip project, six apartment vacancies, another two unit purchase, along with waiting through pandemic vendor delays.THE RESULTSSo with the goal of getting a great investment, was this really the best way to go?

Hurdle: In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the house has been on the market for over 25 days with maybe 6 showings and no offers.

The system in Philly favors tenants as it is - this combined with the pandemic creates a nightmare for landlords.

“Courts are closed and we can not evict tenants” since the pandemic my tenants actually are 1-2 weeks ahead of their rent!