We will certainly see some of the 2.7 million forbearance cases pop up on MLS!

This is my first flip so I haven't found an the "mom and pop" stores yet. 

To me, this sounds like speculation and mirrors what was happening right before the "pop" in 2008-2009. 

I agree, that help should be the responsibility of the government, not individual private citizens (ie, mom and pop landlords).

Added 1.5 bathrooms, some landscaping and added an outdoor deck for outdoor living, pressure washed the home and painted the front door to provide a pop of color.

If you're looking for a primary residence that you can add some sweat equity to, you can see if any good deals pop up on your radar and then make the decision of whether to buy or keep renting.

But in reality it's probably closer to 0%, since most mom-and-pop's don't increase the rent, until the current tenant moves out.

In hindsight we were looking for the color to help the house pop on that street, didn’t pan out as envisioned exactly.

Each state has a different version of this.But from what I know  ( and i know companies that this is all they do is chase redemption rights for this exact reason to get money from those buying at the sale) with the redemption rights this new investor needs to have the money to pay the bank off and in our state here any junior liens that were extinguished from title pop right back and and need to be paid as well.the buyer of redemption rights simply has to find the owner who is losing the property and have them deed them the property.. the rights go to this new buyer.  

I've never really had any issues pop up from up, but in my last AirBNB rental I was told if I run into any neighbors in the hall to tell them I was the owner's cousin.