@Joseph Cacciapaglia That's cool to hear that it's moving fast in Texas.

If you can find cash buyers, then cool.

Unfortunately some people will never recover from it, but those that remain as cool, calm and collected (as possible) will make it through to the "remember the coronavirus" stage of life and will be better off for it.

That's pretty cool.

You are so ahead of the curve, those Toledo neighborhoods with the cool and affordable houses (opposite of cookie cutter) will be all the rage when the millennials move out of their parents basement (eventually lol).

I am not sure the company I've served the last 3 years will have work for me in the future, so as of right now I have no income expect for my rentals, I have applied for unemployment and I am looking for remote work and healthcare IT related jobs, also considering some of these disaster relief loans.I am looking for someone to take over my master bedroom in the Predisio of SF (heartbreaker) so I can be relieved of a $2000 a month rent bill for the time being, with the goal of going back to SF when the virus cools off. 

Congratulations @Mike Parelli, very cool, and thats definitely a great list of topics to focus on, I like all of those.

If you're looking to farm/circle prospect, there is a cool feature which lets you map out the exact area you'd like to target. 

Cool article. 

They conversely can still be lending but change the rates and terms for new market risk profiles post Covid.With the communication appearing poor and the lender cooling off to your requests it doesn't look good.