Market of the Moment: The good news?

The good news is that with people having closer to ~40% equity in their homes compared to ~10% in the last recession, when things happen they have options.

A Philly landlord is trying to evict tenants after his property manager stole their rent money.https://www.inquirer.com/news/...

@Seth Mitchell, Good news on all fronts for you!

Wood cost are almosttriple in the past 140 days and your good  contractors are busy so their prices are high.You can plan on cost per square foot from $250 to $350 per square foot.Demo to remove existing house can cost $25,000 to $40,000 or more .If your property will allow you to keep the house and ad to with your idea's it would be moreeconomical .The great news is your have lots of options!  

In other late breaking news, women receives ticket for speeding, bears do poo in woods and water is wet....It's subsidized housing, everyone in sec8 knows you can't do that, everyone who pays an ounce of attention as it's only conveyed countless times. 

The other day I went over my friend, who I had hashed things out with, and told him the great news that I was closing on a new home for my family and he got really upset about it.When I told him the timing of things he did not care, all he kept saying is that friendships shouldn't be this hard and that if I was thinking of buying a house I should have come to him sooner and hash things out and he could have been our realtor.Full disclosure before all this, and even though I never uses it, he had giving me his access to the MLS

If you decide to proceed with a hard money lender then the good news is that they will double check your numbers in order to lend - my rule of thumb is to never close on something I couldn't assign, I only close on deals that I didn't have enough time to try and assign. 

Hi BP CommunityI kept reading the news that 3D printed houses are taking off (first in NYC, now in TX).

I'm not sure where you get your communications from, but I recall numerous news stories warning people about the consequences of accepting the forbearance.