I should honestly sit down and build a guide to sell.

My 45 days are up April 20, so I have time to sit back and observe the market in the interim.

haha), but we are sitting in some very good positions on a few and doing pretty well as well. 

It's a risky time for both sides of any real estate transaction.I hate to sit on the side lines but I would rather be wrong than broke! 

According to the MLS, there are 4 or 5 properties within spitting distance of that intersection that are listed at $1,200 and one that is listed for $2k which has been sitting for over 2 months.

Do they sit and wait for them to drop?

I don’t want to get the property and have it sit. 

That way you are not sitting on a lame duck in times of uncertainty and you know the seller/tenant will have some funds available assuming they are walking away from the closing table with a few bucks on the HUD statement.  

Don’t sit on the sidelines waiting for a correction.

Many buyers are being scared off due to the current pandemic, but if you can stomach it and maintain a long term mindset towards investing, the prudent investor stands to capitalize on lower prices while the majority sit on the sideline.