Now when they decide to cut is a coin flip.I don't have a crystal ball for that But we've seen budget cuts on housing from this administration already and there were recent talks this year before the pandemic.

Usually I am wearing work boots , blue jeans , a sweat shirt and a ball cap .  

Good day folks,I understand no one has a crystal ball but wanted to start a discussion on this.I would like to buy another rental property in Austin (Leander, Pflug, G'town, etc.) and wondering if I should wait  a few more months? 

That might include recreational facilities (pool, tennis court, exercise equipment) and beautifully landscaped grounds.

That might include recreational facilities (pool, tennis court, exercise equipment) and beautifully landscaped grounds.We also sent a letter to all our tenants and educated them about social distancing, sheltering in place (if that’s been mandated in your community) and other Center for Disease Control guidelines like hand washing, hand sanitizers and other measures people can take to be safe from the coronavirus.Limit MaintenanceWith many areas under a shelter in place mandate from their governor, as well as a mandate that only essential businesses be open, you should limit maintenance work to critical jobs.

Currently exercising renting to Section 8 Tenants.

Real estate is a chunky business, so it's often difficult to get the ball rolling.

Granted, if you have wholesale connections, that's a different ball game.

A tenant knew the rents would be going up, so they exercised their option to leave at the end of the lease (right before close).

For any baseball fans out there I like to think of it as ‘Small Ball’.