Mixed bag of news on the credit front.Here are the quick hits:- Second month decline in total percent of all credit account in "financial hardship"- Increase in 30 day past dues for auto and mortgage.- Decrease in forbearance mortgages from 4.7MM to 3.7MM.Link to the article:TransUnion: Accounts in financial hardship continued to decline in August     However, those still in accommodation programs may be at higher risk of default======My own side note:With so many mortgage account still in forbearance, about 7 month after the start of the forbearance program in the CARES Act.Is this the next big opportunity for real estate investors, to structure subto (subject to) deals, to help homeowners catch up their arrears and pickup properties on the cheap.

We had foreclosures and an eviction go through in Parker and Fort Bend counties recently.Good news in CA: our eviction just saw some progress and we are having our hearing via Zoom on Oct 1.

With all the news of new companies setting up shop in Austin and all the growth we're seeing, I just feel maybe, long-term, this option could better.

If you are selling your home and looking to buy another one, good news for you!

Other things to consider is location, demand, all expenses including loan terms, an exit plan (long term or short term), an overall game plan, can you raise rent, can you improve that property to increase its rents and value, maintenance, any major expenses now or later, reserves, seasonal expenses, it's proximity to you, the management cost seems a little low for a good property manager (it may be more like 10-12% plus other expenses and depending on their positivity of keeping it occupied and their ability to raise the rent), any school district news, public or school transportation and local stops, amenities, the competition in that area and how are they doing, etc.. 

If you are selling your home and looking to buy another one, good news for you!

Here is the IRS news bulletin: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/i...Thank you!

I'm wondering if there's a good source for news about these kinds of expansions (or contractions, i.e. major factory closures) on a national level.  

When everything is done I would collect my back rent, sue the realetor and agency, and get news channel to report everything.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Newport News.