She says she used to have a better credit score and she's going through a divorce now which negatively affected her credit score.I was just wondering if it's true, can divorce have a negative effect on the credit score?

They use google voice, the use fake or texting apps to shield their phone numbers etc.My question is has anyone else come across this and have you put any safe guards in place to protect property or potential resident from the scam?

Does anyone out there know of any effective ways to obtain cell phone numbers?

I currently already have google voice, but I've heard complaints about this and recommendations for CallRail.

One of the few times in history when an event has such a high correlating effect across the board.

@Jerome Meyers  I am just searching for the most efficient and cost effective way to purchase my first commercial property.Any wisdom you could share with me would be greatly appreciated.

This effect is compounded with each year of growth, even if you assume equal rent growths in both markets (which is not realistic, and was my original point).

Real estate is a good hedge for economic slowdowns, you'll get someone who can't afford a house or got effected by the economy and has to rent again.

The market was set to dip anyway so as long as you are working this deal into your long-term plan, it could set the sights on your next one if you can BRRR this one effectively.

Because of the latitude of her experience in real estate, though admittedly in a gypsy style, she and another person with a similar story, are able to cost effectively walk through properties and give me make-ready plans and assessments.