@Greg TodrankClosing costs have many factors.The bank you use - some charge a higher loan processing fees than others.Closing without a mortgage is normally less costly than closing with a mortgage.The time of the year that you close can also impact it - depending on if you are close to a real estate payment, you may pay more or less.Is there tenants already in the unit - you may get higher pro-rated rent if you close in the start of the month.etc etc etc

If you pay employees by W2, this can be added as well (with normal payroll costs define within). https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/136/Interim-Final-Rule-Additional-Eligibility-Criteria-and-Requirements-for-Certain-Pledges-of-Loans.pdf?

I like the idea, and not going to pretend there was some small thing they could have done to execute these programs better - in the end they are processing many times more loans in a week than the SBA normally does in a year. 

Do you still buy properties to fix and flip or weight until everything is back to normal?

It's absolutely normal.

although to lose 25% in 30 days thats something normally the dues are paid annually so you see realtors leave when its time to re up.  

Second, "nearly a third" implies that normal is 100% of rent collections. 

I do my own pest control when it’s just normal, every-day, couple pests.

Indeed, both the Riviera Maya and Puerto Vallarta are two of the very best international retirement and holiday destinations when it comes to capital gains and rental income.The development I’m working on in Puerto Vallarta will be great for people in your situation because our buyers in a similar situation will not only be able to buy today for much less than in the future, we will also offer them financing while they’re still working, which they normally can’t get in Mexico and certainly not at a decent interest rate.

I believe you are correct, "odd jobs" that are less than a certain amount of normal pay are still permitted.