Supply is typically in need if population growth is strong, rent growth is positive, vacancy rates are low, high job diversity exists and unemployment stays low.Other indicators to watch : Population age, upcoming construction, affordability gap,  etc.For resources on multifamily with regards to what you mentioned, if Costar or other data providers is too costly, I suggest :Business Journal - for your City of ChoiceMarcus & Millichap - Quarterly/Annual "Multifamily Investment Forecast", and other reports.CBRE - "US Multifamily Cap Rate Surveys" reports quarterlyIRR(Integra Realty Resources)CREXIMulti-housing NewsCP ExecutiveZillow Group Consumer Housing Trends Report - AnnualOther market analytics can be found in tools such as :City-data.comstatisticalatlas.comwww.weareapartments.org/www.bls.gov/ - U.S Bureau of Labor Statisticswww.naahq.org/ - National Apartment Association

You and the seller can agree to the premise of the deal with the LOI, and then iron out the particulars on the definition of "approval" with an attorney's help.In terms of your questions about deposit, option payments, closing date - it all depends on the specific deal and how much leverage you have. 

I've never personally put much effort into learning more about it as an investing strategy, but I'll say I have used the site from a consumer standpoint and it was awesome.We went "glamping" a couple years ago in a very luxurious tent with warm water shower and toilet.

@Kathleen McCabe Its time consuming product.

Gold Silver Diamonds Ruby's  or even Iron, Copper, Lithium etc..  

With people going back to work and business, the real estate market will start to function again.On the negative, consumer demand might not recover fully post-lockdown. 

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Many people really shoot themselves in the foot from a liability standpoint, which is usually (ironically) one of the main arguments for transferring the property to an LLC in the first place, without realizing it:You have homeowners insurance on the property, right?

@Antonio Figueroa Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you can handle it and they're for sure worth it BUT it's going to consume your life entirely for a couple months?

It sounds like A & B have dozens of potential heirs at this point.The consensus of the attorneys was that this is going to be a time consuming and expensive process.