I would also like to point out that the government impaired your "intrinsic value asset"  Luckily, my tenants paid rent through the pandemic. 

That would be very beneficial.Also as it turns out the Durham meetup was a zoom call for members only so I did not get an invitation, before this Covid pandemic started the meetup was intended to be in person with non members paying a small fee to get in rather than a large fee to become an immediate member.

austin is one of those pandemic markets that saw crazy growth.

The COVID bonus pay days are over so what they can afford to pay is really down from the height of the pandemic.

Also, in these times of Pandemic, some times the only way you can deadbeat resident out is once their lease expires. 

The issue presented itself about 30 minutes before we were scheduled to sign and closed the sale yesterday, HUD showed up with a partial claim that I received during the COVID-19 pandemic which brought the closing amount to $289,000, thus putting everything upside down, no cash from the sale and I would owe money.

I live in California, having moved here during the pandemic to take care of my 91 year old mother, but I still own a fair bit of property there.

After the pandemic, I started to raise her rent the allowable rent every year, but at this rate...So the issue now is she has two cats already and then one day i go by, and there is a loose dog running around the property.

The first was in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (New Orleans won't fit in Jackson) and the second was the aftermath of this pandemic. 

Sharp declines in 2023 as pandemic ended.