If so, perhaps you could make the argument that due to the current pandemic the situation has changed so radically that you should be able to exit.

If and when this pandemic simmers down and I feel comfortable attending cons, I *think* I can write off the BP conference.

In the middle of a pandemic?

Hey guys, I'm wondering what new strategies you may be implementing or thinking about implementing to adjust to the changing market. New marketing/lead generation strategies? Or are things generally the same for you r...

OUR lease at the apartments we've been living in isn't up until June 23rd, so we're ONLY in a hurry because FHA requires us to be.I see on here that evictions have been suspended at least through April.What we're seeking advice on is- should we get in touch proactively with our lender and see if they can suspend our move-in requirement until the pandemic has settled down, so as not to displace our tenants amidst society screeching to a halt?

I am about to close on my first SFR in Jacksonville very soon, which I went under contract for before the pandemic.  

If you don't refi and you can afford it, leave the cash in the property at least until we are out of the woods with the pandemic.  

Do you think that anyone will learn a lesson of living beyond their means or paycheck to paycheck will register once they feel the impact of whatever the result will be of this pandemic?

Here is the portion of the post I was able to grab after he deleted it:Profile PictureJoseph BowmanStar RatingBoyd has made it abundantly clear that he does not care about people during a WORLDWIDE pandemic,...

My point is that if there is going to be a greater than usual opportunity to buy houses Subject-To, it probably wont be until after the pandemic has passed, and once the government removes the hold on evictions and foreclosures, a bunch will hit the market all of a sudden.