Well....I bought one in March 2019 and have only demoed it so far....There is no interest in doing that house for me. 

Hello all, I purchased my first home as a personal residence in March and I got what I thought was a pretty reasonable deal at 20% below market.It had been a rental for 12 years and came with a lot of deferred maintenance, but nothing absolutely horrible, mainly just neglect and poor upkeep. 

Our goal is to complete a cash out refinance in March of 2021, as long as we stay within the $123,000 budget we will be able to refinance the property, pay off the hard money loan & take $40,000 for ourselves.

I'd say we've definitely made up for March/April COVID cancels at this point and on my personal cabins should beat last year.Let's go!

At present(and since March 2020,) my tenants owe me back rent in the amount of almost $100,000.

Second tax preparer says this is also Capitol Gains exempt, even though Husband B and I will be filing jointly in March 2021. 

If you would've asked me in March I would have guessed we'd be in a big buyer's market by now.

I should also note that I have been furloughed from my job since March with no return to work date yet, so this is surely adding to my stress as I do not want to use my personal savings at this time to pay for a new roof. 

Just wanted to let you know that the VA Renovation Loan has been temporarily suspended since March 2020 and there is no indication that it will resume any time soon.

While we may see a good recession from everything that's happened since March, I think we shouldn't expect a repeat of our last housing crash.