I missed the bullet, but am preparing for the next shoe to drop.

Beyond that, I pay all utilities, don't set the thermostat to weird temperatures that are outside what folks would consider reasonable (in the summer, 70-74 when home), and I treat the house very well. 

I typically get 4-5 off-market deals per week to analyze and that has dropped to maybe 1 per week.

At one point I owned an insurance agency and we tried to have a few roles work remotely and the production dropped a lot. 

The rental marketing has been at full capacity for quite awhile, but with SAH orders, layoffs, food shortages etc, the rental market will most definitely drop considerably.

The loan is actually quite expensive and leaves me tempted to pay off the property altogether, but then my COC drops significantly and my goal overall is to my cash invested to work in the best way possible.  

For one property, run everything through a single personal checking account, record everything in the spread sheet (excel, google sheets) and scan your receipts into drop box using drop box's built in free scanner.

This could be huge.My prediction or guessing:1. for commercial real estate, those retail under mixed use etc in DC Arlington, its value would drop for sure.

If you want to drop down that rabbit whole than you could create a series of LLC to not only hold the properties, but also stack those within operating and umbrella LLCs and so on.  

Drop a post if you’re in the MD area and are interested in introducing yourself!!