I had 2 apartments vacant and it was a little bit stressful this week trying to finish things up in the apartments with store closing not knowing what was going to be essential business and what wasn’t.

Texas has some people still opening their churches because it's an essential service...but only a few real loonies are open)

On the flip side, if you can get your properties purchased or refinanced into conventional loans, there is buyer protection there that does not allow the banks to call the thing if you're making timely payments.So essentially, if you have the conventional loans, you should be well-protected to use a more aggressive leverage-heavy strategy.

Sometimes certain deals are more complex in their structure and you may want or need an attorney to draw up the paperwork to ensure it is done in accordance to IRS regulations. 

Yes, it works essentially like a Condo. 

We are essentially doubling the number of cases and deaths in the US every 3 days. 

California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) has been excellent in giving Addendums and all pertinent information; i.e. how each Calif county/local area classifies Realtors in terms of "Essential", etc.   

BRRRR is essentially using your same initial funds over and over again.The only way to scale is to have access to more money either private partners, HML's, etc.Furthermore I'd start looking into multifamily instead of single family to scale faster.

It's doing great in this market as it is classified as a essential business.

Progressing forward with everything it takes to get ready is a good move...Lining up the lender, paperwork, credit check, down payment, closing cost money, pre approval etc.