@Dinh Gia Phung  That is up to you, what kind of rental is this? 

Eviction moratorium will likely continue to be extended bu this will be an issue for all rentals.With regards to your long term strategy, this really depends on what you are looking to do (long term goal) and what level of effort you are willing / want to put forth. 

Normally the high interest rate, 12-15% would send me running bu as this will be a very quick flip, within 60 days, I am willing to bite the bullet as the return is too great to pass up.

My mother in law rents the house next door who is owned bu the same person.

And the more down money you spend on the initial properties the less number of properties you can buy.The first 5 properties that I bought were essentially 100% financed not bu 100% LTV first mortgages but by a combination of high LTV first mortgages and other borrowing including relatives and credit union signature loans.Whatever your per door goal is for your NOI, net after expenses, then if a prospective purchase does not make your goal, you have the decision to buy it anyway or pass and keep looking.

One that was often recommended was "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" bu Gary Keller.I read and listen to a LOT of business books.

My question is how do you find out if you can bu the property and then are able to rent it out.

Bu first we need to start getting CEOs to take pay cuts.

@Gia Tomaszewski!

If your buing property on eBay, then your likely throwing your money away, or at the very least, limiting your upside.