I hope for the world's sake we are past the coronavirus effects by then and return to some normalcy.

It sounds like those banks have no clue what's really going on in the investor world.

If the world is so flooded with newly issued debt, when this is all over, will inflation take off?

With what’s going on in the world and job market, is it possible that we are making a huge mistake in buying now?

In an ideal world I would also be closing on slam dunk BRRRRs, but it just isn't feasible with my criteria and market(Miami) at the moment.

I’d argue one would enjoy Hawai’i much more coming here for a month or two a year, not having to work, and just surfing and hiking every single day.Also, this whole flu thing that shut the world down....it remains to be seen what impact it will have on Hawaii.

The residential world has tens of thousands of people in it.  

I pray that we can learn from each other and all have the kind of success that makes the world a better place.  

I pray that relief is coming soon and I know that a deal gone bad is nothing in comparison to what families around the world are dealing with today. 

He does an excellent job explaining each step with real world examples.You will likely be able to refinance your property at 75% of After Repair Value (ARV).