The media template is that the market sell-off is 100% due to the coronavirus, just like all extreme weather events are the result of man-made climate change.So wait to put in an offer let another investor have it at a record low-interest rate when banks are very eager to lend money very cheap.

The water pressure can cause extreme bursts and flooding throughout your home when the water floor is re-established. 

Historic homes here in Pheonix are extremely lucrative at this time I had a fellow investor just buy and flip one and it was not only cool to watch the process (not that difficult) but sold rather quickly because of the high demand in down town Phoenix. 

It will be extremely difficult, if not, impossible to get 90% leverage on your first deal.

@Anthony Dooley Land Contracts are extremely common in WI for investors to use and there are a lot of them out here making a ton of money on them.

Part of that equation is that I grew up in the septic business and understand them extremely well. 

The market is extremely competitive but the pay off is great.

When I look at them, I could squeeze out a tiny cash flow as they are now, but I envision that after the maintenance is complete and the HOA fee goes back down to a reasonable level, we will see prices rise and buyers show interest in this complex again.

They deal in extremely high volume of commodity goods where all items are of like kind, like 100,000 cans of tomato soup. 

Im extremely eager to learn and hard-working, but getting my confidence up by learning would be key in my development I think