And although the CDC order is a "federal" order, it actually only applies "in states (including the District of Columbia), localities, territories, or tribal areas that do not have in place a moratorium on residential evictions that provides the same or greater level of public-health protection than the CDC’s Order". 

They probably mean "emotional support animals", but realistically most medical professionals would not recommend that someone with mental problems should have four dogs.

I read Kobe  Bryant's book "Mamba Mentality".

Pretty standard stuff, but here is where I'm stuck.A week ago the buyer's agent informed us the buyer got covid and due to health issues needed a week extension on accepting our counter or not.  

The news comes amid an ongoing rise in coronavirus cases and worries that the national health system is severely stressed.

I think this is something that most new investors get stuck on, its that mentality of "I can't afford it" vs "how can I afford it."

(COVID shifted some of this mentality because of our 5% "realized" vacancy rate, estimated 20% shadow inventory off-market)  When I look at NYC as an investment, I see holding for the long term with negligible cap rates. 6-7% cap rate sounds around where you want to be so if such an opportunity is presented to you, run with it!

If success is genuinely when preparation and opportunity meet, then I can see the light.Feeling priced out of the Seattle Market, battling my frustrations because my brain is convincing me everyone has it figured out but me, and some "hiccups" with my career and health, I was beginning to think everything I was reading was B.S. to sell books.

Check out SB13, it has a 5 year deferment of non-health and safety issues when built prior to 2020.  

Does he have a bad relationship with the sister or his deceased father, does he need money, mental issues, drug addiction?