…Here we are in mid-May and they told me they just got their jobs back.

I do fix and flips and wholesale deals in Denver, but I focus on the Mid-West for our rentals. 

Full disclosure: I am president of Mid-Atlantic REIA so I am biased, but have seen many people who want to get into real estate and lose money because they did not have the education to know what good deals look like or run their operation as a business instead of a hobby. 

I had spoken to the tenant in april when it became late (the tenant was never late with me before), the tenant stated they are out of the area and will pay on a specific date in mid-late aril when they arrive back (I do accept electronic payment). 2.The date came and went, I called and left a message, never received a call back. 3.I followed up via text when May became late.

Their lease doesn't expire till mid 2021 so waiting till that time is not an option.

The trend was confirmed by mid-2006.

For example Chattanooga has the Volkswagen plant and Coca Cola plant that provides a lot of mid to high level jobs.

My credit is in the mid 715-720s.

Are you finding there are more deals, less deals or about the same as before mid-March? 

Most are in it for the long haul, so if prices go down a bit, wait 5 years and see what happens.I had a condo in Vancouver in the mid 1990s.