@Steve S.I am extremely grateful that I have great tenants, and that they are so far unaffected by this pandemic and still able and willing to pay rent!

I get it - government offices are closed and that causes delays (despite some government employees working from home - my dad's dealing with that nonsense now - people giving us damn fax numbers instead of phone numbers - ugh) though throwing a quarter-of-a-year extension out there is too extreme. 

This is extreme but what happens if a tenant dies in a fire on one of your properties or something along those lines?

Depending on their personality, they can react from one extreme to the other. 

Extremely important for scaling your investing.With your license are you using it more to acquire properties for yourself or also act as an agent for others? 

Besides being scrupulously honest, he is also extremely capable, knowledgable, and patient.

I've been dealing with our lenders, both large and small, and all have been extremely accommodating.  

Williamson is an extremely wealthy county.

I understand this 'rule' is just a guide, but nonetheless it seems extreme. 

I want to be a damn filthy douchebag that calls good hard working people "the help", travel the world, eat crablegs 24 hours/day and have 5 petite humans massage each of my extremities all at the same time while the sound of waves are crashing onto he sand, DAMNIT.I see people owning 300 doors, 900 doors, 3000 doors.Come on admit it... owning 1000 doors is NOT NORMAL.