They didn’t let me know there was an issue beforehand and I’ve asked repeatedly for the receipt which they have not provided.

I have been focus on educating myself, currently reading “Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat” by David Greene. 

The hard part here is that this was never a real BRRRR because of the numbers.BRRRR is about leaving as little money in the deal as possible, it starts with the right property,Next; an appropriate scope, 3rd making sure your rents are realistic and proper for the area.When you refi, often the best LTV is 75% ( I suppose there are exceptions, but conservatism is what wins this game)Last, your supposed to repeat the process.

Carrying large balances on a credit card will hurt your credit score and could affect your ability to refinance. 

I received an email today regarding eviction hearings in Maine. The email reads as follows:Subject: Maine Courts Suspend Eviction Hearings
Late on March 13, 2020, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court issued a general ord...

And Denver and Atlanta (though smaller in number) look like they are getting it in geographic clusters.By this map I wonder if the areas with large populations living close that have colder weather are more affected than other areas? 

I wonder if that will apply to landlords affected by tenants who can't pay their rent. 

Transparency and integrity in the investments are essential for long term partnerships or repeat investments.

As the corona virus 🦠 continues to disrupt industries, it has affected mortgage rates for the “bad”. last month I got a property at 3.5% on 30y.

They’ve already started doing this in Europe: https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/10/business/mortgages-coronavirus/index.htmlAnd, as you pointed out, more and more cities in the US are putting a moratorium on evictions for tenants who are affected by the Coronavirus, which essentially just (unfairly) pushes the burden of supporting them onto landlords.