I do not, but I read the local business newspaper that post all real estate transactions, public notices and is a source of daily news and information on business and commerce. 

So the good news is there is an exit strategy.

I bought flood insurance after Hurricane Ike when I saw so many flooded homeowners on the news saying, "We've lived here for 10+ years, and it has never flooded before..." 

However, we'll need improved news on the COVID-19 situation before we attend.  

I found this handy page which looks to be kept updated:https://www.perkinscoie.com/en/news-insights/covid-19-related-eviction-and-foreclosure-ordersguidance-50-state-tracker.html

The good news for a reluctant contractor is that the money is really guaranteed to eb there for them to be paid.

The good news is that what you're trying to achieve can be easily accomplished and is better suited for the other side of the intracoastal.

The great news is the next rental property that you buy, provided it also cash flows (and why wouldn’t it?

For that price point, I don't think it's a solid property.... at $379k.But the good news is that $379k doesn't have to be YOUR price. 

I wonder if they will use a branded hotel or will they jump into the hotel business themselves. https://austin.culturemap.com/news/city-life/05-20-20-apple-adds-surprising-element-to-1-billion-campus-in-northwest-austin/