I only read about this a minute ago and don't know if it a moratorium will actually take effect, but the article I read stated that only evictions for non-payment of rent will be blocked and that evictions for other reasons will still be legal.

It is older and needs updating but a pretty solid old house with a new roof, as a perk it is in an area that would be prime for a future rental property and in proximity of my current home (one block away).There are tons of episodes and forum post on getting good renters and things of that nature that I have listened too and follow.

Neighborhoods and property values can vary wildly in as little of a distance as block to block.

Not knowing how your home is constructed or if your foundation is concrete or CMU (cinder-blocks) you'll likely have two issues with foundation settlement, 1.

One block from the city park, close to middle and high schools and two elementary schools. 

Purchase price: $64,000 Cash invested: $13,000 Sale price: $238,000 2 Bd/2Bath Condo a block from the beach What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Say, the lead is a FSBO sign on a property three blocks from your home? 

I supposed I fall into the "young professional" category, and I bought a house hack in an older neighborhood in St Pete (33712), blocks away from the hipster part of Central Ave.

Here in Pittsburgh, I won't buy a house if it doesn't have a full, poured-concrete or reinforced concrete-block basement.

All utilities would be under my name, proper insurance placed and I would change DMV and to the new address while we wait also, so I don’t see any red flags coming from this.. our current home is about 3 blocks away also and will become a rental when we are able to move, so insurance would be change to rental and place on new house as primary as soon as escrow closes?