Sure it suffered due to COVID, but you want to buy when there is distress.

Sure it suffered due to COVID, but you want to buy when there is distress.

I know the one I am going to there is a better chance than not that I wont even get a shot at one property. 

It has been made accessible via TV shows and podcasts, but people still suffer for over confidence, survivor bias, and a host of other misjudgments that lead them down what for most is an unprofitable path. 

We will either have to suffer living through popcorn ceiling removal and complete flooring removal/installation or wait until we find a new home.

Towing companies wont care about their reviews.. sometimes you just get the short stick.

@Greg Scott  thanks for insights - on #3  (I agree if we lose the job that stops but we will get another job right we wont be jobless for yrs?

Peter, thanks for the great information.Seeing that residential evictions aren't starting until January 2022, does that mean that hearings also wont begin until then?

While you might be able to raise the rent ( like in your case the 60 bucks)  if your relying on Hud section 8 it wont work that way they only pay a certain amount and tenants being able to raise their co pay could be a big issue. but if you can raise rates then like what is mentioned its the renter who suffers.. 

Just make sure they document when you moved in and called to switch the utilities over and call periodically making sure they wont shut off service.