There are so many deals pending right now that will fall apart due to changing loan programs that you will be well positioned to capitalize on them.

Provides relief for homeowners with FHA, USDA, VA, or Section 184 or 184A mortgages and those with mortgages backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac from falling behind on payments.

I have some cash to put down or to build some sweat equity, self manage, do a lot of the cosmetic work myself, and am eager to stop paying rent for good.For context, I inherited a single-family home last fall, tried to sell it but ultimately failed to get a satisfactory price, and just recently rented it for about $550 over the PITI payments.

Feels like the pandemic risk is just the first domino to fall followed by turbulence in credit markets, inflation and regulation.

@Corbin JonesI think the risk of liability from tenants or other slip and fall accidents or maybe you are in some other lawsuit and get a judgement against you personally, all point to having your assets in an LLC not your name personally.You could always deed the property to your name personally to refinance then put it back in the llc.But you have already found someone willing to finance in an LLC so start with the deed there where it's probably best.

If someone slips and falls on your property and your LLC gets sued, then you will have standing in the GA courts to defend the lawsuit. 

Prices are probably going to go down, either from fall out or the inventory that all hits the market once they can begin selling after this is over. 2.

Given the deferred maintenance, and current rent amounts I offered $750k, which also happens to fall in line with the area per unit average. 

It'll get slowed down in the Summer but Fall and Winter will be a different story.

This coming fall I will be renting from one of the landlords that frequently shops at the store I work at.