It seems like a "If you build it, they will come" type of environment around here. 

It's just different now given the economic environment and until CDC guidelines are lowered, we'll just adapt and make it work. 

However...in this crazy environment, I'm thrilled to be getting my full principal back with a lot of uncertain events on the horizon.  

In this interest rate and insurance-cost environment, not putting anything into a deal will most certainly leave you cash-flow negative in anything you purchase.

How important is it to let the engineered hardwood acclimate to the house's environment?

(research tells me some tenants in current times have been very annoying about entering units given the covid environment)2.)

Still liking our 5 year resets from a few years ago in this environment, however...

Over the last decade an ARM has been great since we have been in a falling interest rate environment.

ARMs are also attractive because their low initial payments often enable the borrower to qualify for a larger loan and, in a falling-interest-rate environment, allow the borrower to enjoy lower interest rates (and lower payments) without the need to refinance the mortgage.

sounds  realistic  and  actually  a bit low to me  considering the present  environment