Before COVID we had the idea that we like the idea of the probate niche and I do see us there in the long run so it would make sense to have that be our bread and butter deal flow from the get go and expand from there but what do the pros think about the idea that 3 million Americans are seeking mortgage forebearance as a sign that the barrier to entry in foreclosures being lowered in the next year or so?

Some red flags I ignored:1.

Other than that, love the fact that you secured a home that is a piece of American History, 1794, that's wild!

Should have seen the red flag but didn't #rookie3) I assumed that since he wouldn't get paid until portions of the scope were complete that he would be self motivated to complete the work in a timely manner. 

Has anyone had any experience with a company called "American Real Estate Investments" in Dallas?  

Bottom line: over 20 million American s are still out of work!

Here's a few of the red flags I see:- The people you're dealing with (this middleman "construction" company) has a dishonest relationship with the seller, as evidenced by them telling you not to ask any questions during the viewing and actually telling you to lie about being with their company if asked who you were

For Americans seeking a more affordable and less crowded alternative to the bustle of a big city but not interested in very small towns, a mid-sized city might be the best place to put down roots," the site says. https://austin.culturemap.com/...

Don't pay $850K for a 4 plex in Carmichael unless it is near American River Drive/Jacob Lane or Sheffield Park.   95864 and 95608 are really greying areas,  there is not a ton of upside there. 

This model aims to repair the long history of mortgage and housing discrimination in many American cities that have led to the wealth and homeownership gap.