@Cole Sonner I have done both, you can definitely still find good deals on the MLS, plus if you have your license by then, you will get the commission which will start to contribute to your taxable income and will allow you to borrow more in the future.

They want landlords to continue to cover the bill for their tenants, not have an issue for non-payment, but then provide no meaningful statements about how they plan to aid the landlord.I am just a small guy in this business and I already have $15,000+ in non-payment with many of these individuals who will most likely never have the capacity to pay their debts back.

Thanks for your contribution.

After reading and listening so much, it feels good to finally make my first post, I hope to contribute as much knowledge as I have consumed one day, this is just the beginning! 

GregThank you so much for your contribution in helping me understand this!

They have not issued the FAQs yet, and there have been no meaningful rumblings yet regarding an additional extension of deadlines for 1031 Exchanges. 

Even if you only contribute a tiny amount a week, time is on your side.

I am new to REI.I am looking forward to discuss with some more experienced investors, but also newbies like me.thanks to all of you for your contribution on this forum. it's a great support for someone like me.B

I managed to erase all my debts, shoot my credit score just a tad bit short of 800 and even stopped contributing to my 401k for the meantime to fund my first property/investment/both purchase.

These kinds of analyses are not sufficiently granular to be meaningful.