You may have to negotiate your own deferred deal with the bank to weather the storm but residential rentals will be in higher demand then ever once the sun comes back out.  Commercial and office space is in real troub...

My team has worked with numerous others who are doing the same.Please don’t hesitate to reach out if I can help in anyway!

Theres already numerous off market mls like systems set up.

Definitely looking to avoid a war zone but not opposed to an area that is showing improvement.

You've got to wage war in your mind first and foremost, because everything else gets lighter and easier with the right mindset.Nobody forced you to buy that house (I assume). 

Sometimes, you lose a battle to win the war - as several others commented already.Not sure what you mean that lease by previous PM wasn't, "iron clad on late fees and turning them into rent that is owed"?

For the latter, be sure up have another $50k down for the inevitable bidding war that will result on an property priced even remotely well.

An immaculate MF property in a class A Twin Cities neighborhood will get a bidding war.

I know there are numerous factors, but I'm trying to avoid "analysis paralysis" by overwhelming myself with all of the angles.

We are narrowing down to a select few for the in person showing in order to limit traffic exposure but if all things being equal (background check, credit check, personal connection, etc.) would it be proper etiquette/legal/ethical/moral to do/allow for a bidding war as we have all frequently seen during high demand home purchases?