Maybe he said a corporation?

We have daily team meets, weekly corporation team meets, legal conferences, weekly meets with bankers, and on and on and on all to keep "on the ball" with the entire situation, to know all there is to know, formulate action plans, have solutions ready for problems BEFORE the problems happen, so that any time one of our LandLord clients call with a question that I have the answer right off the top of my head to help advise and defend their best interest. 

You can still apply for a mortgage there yet as a foreign national they will probably want to only give you 50% or so and it might be tough during this virus time as liquidity is an issue for lenders so they will stop giving out money to those farthest away.I have never been inside the 3 homes that I own there and I have owned them since 2009/2010/2011. 

Hi Bigger Pockets Nation,with the covid-19 outbreak, I saw more and more commercial listings in the downtown.I am thinking to purchase a small commercial space as a new investment stream.my plan is to wait another 6 weeks and hit it with cash, no condition offers with closing for 2 weeks.what should i be looking at ?

I don’t know if anyone has any opinion on this or not… I work at a hardware store full-time one of those “essential “businesses but I also flip houses… I use a register Florida Corporation to purchase my house and I’m wondering, if anyone knows if there’s anyway of getting a part of that small business stimulus package offered by the government… Just wondering… Any other opinions?

Example if the property is owned by an LLC and you have a corporation that "manages" the property's other units, you can charge a % fee on the rent (I believe).

When we come out of this the entire nation will be rushing to book vacations and we will gladly show them a good time.

That level of flip requires so many resources, to be able to pull together such would take an organizational weight of that like Zillow or a similar corporate level group who can brush off a $100k mess up, because that's the reality of risk involved in such. 

I personally live in an area that relies on tourists (many Chinese) traveling to Yellowstone National Park and I'm expecting tourism to be down as much as 40 - 50%.If you have a short-term rental, how will you survive if the market fails to recover?

Usually the real estate market is the canary in the coal mine when gauging economic health of the nation.