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.  

Many great management features, you'll love it.   

We also encourage people to keep in mind that time truly is money in this industry: the faster you’re on the market the greater your ROI.

The park is my favorite one, featuring a vibrant community of tenants and owners.

@Nathan G. thanks for the tips and encouragement!

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Thanks in advance for your responses and encouragement.

@Natalie RatkoI'd encourage you to check out all of them; my opinions of good meetups have differed from others.