When I've shared this with tenants in the past, I've been amazed to discover that they had no idea about the financial liability carried by the landlord. 

Then discovered biggerpockets, "speculating", and started learning what we really SHOULD be doing.

And if you're interested in reading more on the topic, here's an article from Experian on this very subject: https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/does-filing-for-unemployment-affect-your-credit/

I wrote a BP blog post that goes into more detail on my thoughts on the immediate and medium term future:8 Coronavirus Pandemic Predictions (for Non Performing Notes)I've seen differing opinions from other note investors I respect so I know not everybody will agree with my predictions.

I'm continuing to read the blogs and forums here in BP about wholesaling.

The property seemed rent ready but I just discovered major plumbing issues on a slab foundation.

@Regionald Withers, you should read all of my blog and forum posts on BP, plus there are resources on my website, at www.TaxSales-Alabama.com.

Hi, I was about to close and we discovered an oil tank we removed it and it has holes.Now we are waiting to get the results from the New Jersey lab to see if there is any soil problem, I am having issues because my rate is running out and I need to close any day in order to keep my rate, and they are willing to put an escrow only $5,000.Am I risking too much?

Sometimes when I search the local GIS and discover a certain investor owns many properties in an area, I will look them up. 

My husband and I discovered real estate by a lucky roll of the dice.