Hey @Scott Autenreith,Thanks for reaching out man, we are currently in the processing of determining if Tucson is a great market for us to pursue and purchase in, we plan on taking a trip out there when this Corona Virus clears up and dig a bit deeper into the market.

Has the corona virus and social issues moved it to the back burner?  

The Corona Virus is forcing many to work remotely for jobs that never had the opportunity to do so in the past.

The virus has rates and terms screwy, hopefully we will get back to a better LTV soon. 

For example, if swine flu or some other major infectious disease started killing millions of people, the country could come to a halt.

Regardless of how you look it, we all have a better chance of contracting a rare flesh eating virus, or getting struck by lightning twice...

@Curtis HallenbeckKeep in mind that in order to take a distribution or loan under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution or loan.

This virus will not last forever and 2. people will continue to need a place to live(rental).With that said, what I've been doing with properties that I am picking up during the pandemic, is running my numbers much tighter(increasing vacancy, repairs and cap ex expense in my analysis) and factoring in 12 months of fixed property expense into my offers. 

I would honor her request given the virus concerns.

The greater Tahoe area has done a good job of mitigating virus risk by closing things down, but the financial impact would be tough if I were a property owner there right now.Also agree with your point on budget.