Started in South East Asia and worked our way through Europe and now I'm in Buenos Aires waiting for the virus to die down back in my hometown of NYC (not necessarily looking to live in NY/NJ area).

Each unit is 2/1 with the same layout and the drain pipe runs in the middle with the kitchen on the first floor and bathrooms on the second floor above the kitchen.

I’ve talked to some hard money lenders that refuse to be middle men to a bank and have talked to ones that said they r willing to lend on that type of deal.

Needless, to say the attorney that refused to file an adversary when I did my own and put his in with it things went POOF in the East Dist of MO-St.

If you are going to move then keep in mind a non-owner occupied loan was about .5% higher on the east coast.

They'll pocket the extra money and use it for a new iPhone or downpayment on a truck, not pay rent, and then disappear in the middle of the night.

Closing one next week in East Raleigh and another in Cary.

I'm not saying we won't see a dip in occupancy and rates; however, it's comforting knowing that 80% of my guests are East Coasters already.

The house is in the East End area of Houston. 

@Matt Gironda I'm in the same boat over on the East side; north of WPB.