Mannnnnnn, did I get some social media hate lol. 

There is the social experience college offers, but considering what forum we’re on I’ll assume that wouldn’t be a deciding factor for you.

When supply = demand, things are quite balanced and it does not signal a crash.Going from the Macro picture of the market data to the Micro of what I'm personally seeing in my own business, I closed a sale with investors on 4/15 that went off without a hitch despite socially distant closing, some hoops for us to jump through with buyers signing from out of state, etc.   

Happy Friday to everyone,As we continue to become more and more digitally focused, acronyms have become a staple in social media and other reading/writing platforms.

Following this thread to learn from those who have virtually completed a deal, especially during social distancing. 

All kidding aside; Since all but one of my properties are professionally managed, I have no idea as to how my tenants are doing financially, around the 15th of every month, I check all the bank accounts to see if the deposits are there from the PM, they were all there this month.If any of my PM's were to email, or call asking about rent forgiveness, I would not be happy since a major component of their job is to collect the rent every month.

Hi everyone.I’m new to the community and was after listening to one of the recent podcasts, I was left wondering: Will the appeal of single family homes increase in the coming future as opposed to small multi family homes due to the fact that people won’t want to be coming into contact with other tenants/neighbors for social distancing concerns?

Even just looking at what has sold it's very difficult to find a comp on this particular house. 

You may have plaster and lathe instead of drywall, plumbing that consists of a hodgepodge of various outdated materials, who-knows-what kind of electrical components instead of a modern system designed to handle modern loads...

They bring in about $7k/mo from pensions and social security, way more than they spend.