Contact all landlord associations and find out what they are doing, and what can be done.Contact all representatives involved.

FeesBorrowers are responsible for the payment of 2 points and for loan origination, tax, and insurance or any other cost associated with the loan at closing. 5.

@Tim Brosius perhaps get in touch with your State LL Association it is cheap, they offer all kinds of support, forms, leases etc.

I imagine it will affect scores to some degree. 

The issue will be the degree to which a property is affected by the crisis slowdown. 

The house hadn't been lived in for about 9 years so there was no utilities there and we started this rehab in October and then winter came and we were working in a house with no electricity and no HVAC when it was literally 10 degrees outside.

The house hadn't been lived in for about 9 years so there was no utilities there and we started this rehab in October and then winter came and we were working in a house with no electricity and no HVAC when it was literally 10 degrees outside.

A few recommendations for you...Reach out to the realtor who helped you purchase the home and ask for some recommendations as they are likely experts in the East Bay and have a good network of professionalsLook up professional associations in California or the Bay Area for members (i.e. https://www.seaoc.org/)Try Angie's List or YelpIf all else fails, DM and I can reach out to my EB network to ask around.Cheers, Lawrence

Any ideas on what areas I could invest at 17 or would it be smarter to build up the cash I have till I turn 18.Also, I plan to enlist in active duty while trying to get a bachelor's degree.

@Aiyman Khan Yes, you may include the wire fees in the cost of goods sold (once the property is sold) since it's directly associated with the property.