Hydronics...I'm an expert on it now.

Once you determine a few markets that may interest you, I'd recommend spending quite a bit of time learning the neighborhoods, demographics, industries, and other applicable socio-economic factors that may impact the local real estate market. 

Hi All,I'm new to the investment game and wanted your experts opinion.

., houses that we were following were gone within a few days.Online-experts suggest the housing market to nose-diving around Aug'20 till the end of the year, and then it is expected to recover.

Seek an investment mortgage expert for further details.

I'm not an unemployment expert and I'm sure there are various factors that go into when people get paid, but 2 months seems like a very long time compared to the people that I know personally who are on unemployment during this time.

With that being said, you need to dig deep into the sales, see if you can obtain the economic data, cap rates, net operating income per square foot, etc. this will help tell the story with the property.

Given the issue took 4 weeks to reach a temporary solution, maybe you could have looked into renting a portable or temporary unit immediately after the first expert told you this problem would be difficult to fix. 4 weeks with now circulating air in 100 degree weather is brutal - I know, I grew up in central Florida, where we don't have the luxury of the ocean breeze. 

There is more going on than meets the eye with ALL the recent economic, social and political events. 

Now that it's empty, I'm faced with a dilemma because of my fears that the market will crash later this year/early next year as a result of a virus resurgence causing high unemployment and associated economic woes, plus the cyclical downturn that was predicted even pre-covid.