The industry will be an normal volume levels fairly soon.

If it was a deal that was larger than I am used to purchasing or included more units than I normally buy I would want to personally see it, but if they are the same type of properties that I have regularly been looking at and purchasing I would say viewing may not be the most important aspect.

Over the last couple of years, people have also gotten stuck on some pie in the sky numbers related to returns, which just makes this even worse.Also, once you've defined your criteria, you should be willing to make an offer on every property that fits that criteria.

In normal cases (ie conventional loans) if the appraisal is less than my offer the bank will ask me to make up the difference. 2.

Rehabs go over budget 99.9% of the time, so underwrite really well and add in a larger than normal contingency.  

v=i6djPXPn7GgDoes this look normal to you guys?

On the opposite end, we have a few listings for large scale multifamily developments that are still seeing interest at close to pre-COVID levels because the development cycle is much longer than a normal buy and hold deal.

I wasn't really expecting anyone to be booking right now.Is it normal to receive requests and guests not follow through and complete the booking?

I'm liking this enough that I may insist they view the virtual tour prior to scheduling an in person showing in the future, once things get back closer to normal...

. $2-4k of model trains to local museum)3) How to shelter rental income (LLC vs S-Corp on passive income, any other strategies)4) Prep for 1031 exchange5) Normal RE purchase / sale tax adviceI understand that this is the "tax / busy season", but I'm looking to schedule a first consult (hopefully) before May, and a 2-min call before that would help tremendously in trying to get a head start on next year!