Meanwhile, my 78-year-old retired doctor tenant with Dropped Head Syndrome (DHS) can't possibly work or even drive a car or look someone in the eye and she's living in a tiny one-bedroom apartment and HUD keeps cutting her benefits even though her income continues to go down.I have a lot of things to say about HUD but non-judgmental isn't my thing.

I'm a professional racehorse jockey and often so busy with that life I seldom have had the time to consider real estate as an income.I feel iv'e had my head in the sand after coming across bigger pockets. 

Maybe this listing agent didn't care, but just heads-up going forward.

But you're head is in the right place.

If the deadline is reached without any communication, you can assume it's heading towards closing.

Put your head down, and get after it. 

You will likely also have a personal guarantee on the loan, just as a heads up.

Owning a rental was something that was always in the back of my head, and right before this virus shut everything down, I decided to start making that a reality! 

I don't think any of us can be totally sure.I think overall the safest strategy is just to remain vigilant in keeping up to speed with trends, data, and potential factors impacting various markets to help us keep level headed as we move business onward and upward.

I would think if you maybe don’t buy it right, use the calculators on BP, or if maybe the reno gets in over your head…but other than that it seems like a great way to get started.