@Tyler Baldwin typically I find properties that require only cosmetic upgrades - paint, floors, minor electric, appliances...usually the properties are in financial destress instead of physical destress

Tenants complain about rats chewing wire on the car parked at parking space, i own only one unit in 48 townhouse complex m I responsible for the damage?

I am having the bank send me pdfs of the funding docs so that I may review via google hangouts simultaneously with the client while the client is physically there signing.

Gov Wolfe of PA issued an order today to shut down all business physical locations that do something other than offer life-sustaining products or services. 

My reserve is going to shrink a bit since I just had a roof damaged in a wind storm.

in states that rely a lot on attorney closings and physical signings and dont have E recordings are going to be hampered.WE do all of ours as mail away and i have in house notary so not an issue for me.. and then the counties have E recording..

Hopefully their debts will not exceed their damage deposits. 

I heard Grant Cardone say don't let the capital you physically have limit the size of the deal.

I've heard of some "curbside closings" kind of like a drive through as long as you physically appear before the notary, and also if you don't mind having a mobile notary you can request that the signing be outdoors.

more and more states are shutting down non essential businesses, highly questionable you can get appraisers, inspectors and surveyors for physical visits so most likely there will be a delay?