I respect professionalism as I've always attempted to be one.

Zillow was in expansion mode, per their latest SEC annual report filing a few weeks ago: "We are in the midst of a significant, multi-year business model expansion, building on the strong foundation of our established real estate marketplaces and advertising-based revenue model to move into facilitating real estate transactions and offering related adjacent services.

In Los Angeles and Boston, the totals are $1.46 billion and $1.31 billion, respectively, and the combined number of affected properties is 240.In New York City, home to the largest concentration of CMBS debt, some $3.96 billion in loans backed by 181 commercial real estate properties is slated to mature within the next 180 days.

Illinois passed laws that prohibited that with respect to short sales to banks.

@Stuart M.I saw your other post and know you're in a difficult spot due to coronavirus, and therefore you are attempting to get your return filed as soon as possible to get a refund.You have my sympathy, but respectfully, in your posts, in which you're soliciting advice that you're obviously going to rely upon to DIY your return, you appear to be quickly trying to jam a square peg into round hole so you can move onto the next peg.You're not really getting an understanding of what you're doing and its obvious you're relying on incorrect information half of the time, which as a professional is a little cringey for me to observe.I hope you figure out a well-reasoned way forward. 

Phil is an established investor in this market.

Respect the uncertainty of the market and protect yourself is my advice. 

Get as many accounts as soon as you can establish and fund them.

I love my dad, I have a crazy amount of respect for him and owe him so much for how much he's taught me about business but I feel like this disconnect is starting to affect our relationship every time we talk about money.Now to bring this full circle:Ever since reading Rich Dad Poor Dad 3 years ago my mindset on money, greater so the idea of financial independence, has dramatically changed my life.

A lot of forum members are very knowledgeable in their respective fields related to real estate investing, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.