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If you have cash and current rates are not a concern that is one thing but I'd encourage you to underwrite deals with rates staying where they are or going higher. 

Great advise to read it over and over again (I guess my dog is not a motivated seller as she just went back to sleep and ignored me).Thanks for the encouragement.

I would look up the number for CPS in the property’s area and give it to the tenants and encourage the to call whenever they fee that the children’s well being is at risk.

I rented the MIL unit out and rented one of the bedrooms on my side out.I wanted to post to encourage you to not be discouraged by the other post's.

This is a tricky issue indeed, @John Bernardo.The best way to have accuracy in this is the same as the best way to shorten your learning curve in real estate investing:  have a great team.Your real estate agent, property manager, lender, and contractors can all be dynamite reference points and guides for building out your Scope of Work and executing it.Prevailing wisdom would say that your agent or PM will be the most valuable first member of your team, and I'd encourage you to find one that is a master at their craft and great to work with.

I really try to limit how much and where i get my information from but I keep hearing government officials encouraging tenants to not worry about rent,  paying utilities, and halting evictions. 

I'd encourage you to continue down this path as the rewards and growth opportunities are amazing as I'm sure you already know.