I also do month-to-month for credit issues so if it doesn't work out in normal times it's not a problem.

You just need to work out a deal based on your numbers and what the property can afford.  

some folks panic and took forbearance when they did not really need it.. probably more than we realize.then once this is up those that still have issues will still be able to work out future plans.. 

I have heard a similar story around the Philly PA market and the investor was able to speak with the resident and workout a solution to get them out. 

We opened the LCC, but the financing did not work out with that lender.

Moving.Feel like this may be a bit basic of a posting compared to what I usually see on here, but currently one of our biggest obstacles to work out. 

Currently I work out of state and only see them every other Sunday.

If more material will need to be brought in that will increase costs.I'm very curious as to how this deal will work out for you.

While the househack in Denver didn't work out long-term, it turned out to be a great investment.I hope all the best for your journey!

But as a first-time investor, I am trying to see if I can workout things in my current market as a primary residence to start with less capital.