It was an emergency, overnight,apparently.

I bet, however, that more BRRRR opportunities will re-emerge at by the end of the year. 

So for traveling business people, travel nurses, work crews, people who sold their house and are looking for a new one, families who are having their primary residence remodeled, insurance companies relocating homeowners in an emergency, etc.  

CCLF was created to ensure that Chicagoland community developers (including small and emerging groups) would have a lender to turn to for harder-to-underwrite projects and enterprises.

During the pandemic, I really leaned on the traveling nurses and emergency responders to keep my clients properties occupied.

I would look into emerging markets in SEA as you're likely to be able to find other investors here who are doing the same.

I let the money build up some, for emergency purposes.

David Lindahl's books: "Multifamily Millions" and "Emerging Markets"Ken McElroy's books: "ABC's of Real Estate Investing" and "Advanced ABC's of Real Estate Investing"

Diving into the forums and BP books have definitely eased my qualms about purchasing a property that I cannot touch.If I can suggest a couple books that I constantly refer back to and have been helping me..David Greene's, "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" & David Lindahl's, "Emerging Real Estate Markets"I'm currently loving the latter book because it is changing the way I think about investing.

Never a text, Never call my cell.2) I check messages and emails throughout regular business hours, first thing in AM, last thing at end of business day, and can access my email on my phone whenever necessary to follow over a weekend.3) Emergency after hours voice messages that are left automatically "outcall" to my cell, which I immediately review and call the tenant back for further details (unless CLEARLY a crisis) .