Based on the ridiculous success of our latest vacation rental experiment, we plan on converting the neighboring unit to vacation rental at the end of the tenant's lease in Aug 2015.  

That would be one ridiculous judge (I know, they exist).

Even the judge found that ridiculous and ordered us to "behave as adults" and to come to terms. 

We have consistently added money into the home and have made big improvements recently (Redid both kitchens, tenant turnover and separated hot water with a new heat pump water heater for downstairs) Anywayssss, sorry for too long of a post already....please see purpose of asking below.I would like some insight from those who have more knowledge than me:-Since NJ is ridiculously expensive considering selling our multifamily and starting over in PA (especially since in my view we overpaid)-I'm curious what most think related to how big housing market may collapse due to COVID?

I would only by it at a ridiculously low number that compensates you for no return on your investment for the next 18 months or so AND the time,money and effort it is going to take to get her out in June 17. 

And his FB group totally sucks, instead of giving straight answers, he either ignores those questions COMPLETELY or RIDICULE the posters with condescending, smart-*** answers.

Hello Aaron Lovett Thanks for welcoming me to the BP community, I do believe that Chattanooga is growing, in the last 4 years I've seen new roads being built and new companies moving here also the population has grown ridiculously I can tell the traffic wasn't this bad 4 years ago.

Hi my name is Angel Colon, I’m a single dad who just got in to traditional real estate, but now I have my sights on becoming an investor.

Four emotional support cats sound ridiculous, and I can just imagine the smell after having 4 cats in a one bedroom!  

Maybe now Zillow will get their own deals jammed up by their ridiculously inaccurate zestimates, like we have for years.