Over asking price offers just days on market, properties being bought sight unseen, sellers demanding proof of funds just to enter properties, NOT business as usual stuff.

It is not free, it's about 100/month if I remember, but you can enter an address and it will literally tell you everything I just mentioned above AND mortgage and equity info.

Those are the slides that I usually have to cut out of my monthly video (you can find it on my BP profile page), so here is what I would say to them specifically.Things will NOT go back to full normal quickly; we have already entered the recovery phase as shown in the June 5th improved unemplyment numbers and we will probably see a swift recovery in Q3 quickly up to 90% of where we used to be.

For example, I entered his/her driver's license, the site can generate a report showing whether he/she been evicted, whether ontime or late on payments, damaged the property when he/she moved out, etc...

All communities entered into the flood insurance program at different times so sometimes this date can be 5 to 10 years after 1973 but your flood insurance expert can usually tell you by running what is called a Flood zone determination (FZD for short).

A few homes went for a lot more then I would pay for home I couldn’t enter. 

The way I want to do bookkeeping for those properties I use property managers are by entering the transactions happening within the property management companies (PM) to an account called, "Funds Held By PM."

Sounds like with the city opening up she has no legal grounds to prevent you from entering the property. 

It is sooo much information out here and I know I have come no where near one-fourth of the knowledge I need to have to enter into this game.

Also, if we did want to move into a primary residence to build equity in an area we like within the next 3-5 years, our concern is that a bank would view the debt to income ratio as unfavorable 2) Buying a SFR in the rapidly appreciating area we enjoy here in AZ, rent it out for a few years to build some equity, and then move inOur thought here is at least our cash would be 'working' for us while we still had virtually no living expenses in our rental3) Buy a SFR in the area while applying our unique version of the BRRRR method due to our circumstancesIf we closed on a property that needed a bit of work, rehabbed it lightly, and refinanced, we're not sure if it would make more sense to rent it out after that, or just move out of our current lease and enter the property.