But there is money to be made baby!

Ok, @Jerryll Noorden,You know I love you and want to have your babies, but come on.Once you're in negotiations with the seller and the buyer, you can afford to approximate. 

Some equity funds look for opportunities like this as they will take over and wipe out the LP investors if the deal gets into trouble.

About 20 years ago in Indiana the cdc reported a case of mold killing two babies.

Again, I'm jumpy about "forever chemicals" from plastics, but on a read through, it seemed like scaremongering on the order of reporting that copper pipes' metal leaching (and they do leach copper) and the lead in flux is enough to make your babies all low IQ--like the EPA scare that managed to get high levels of lead by carefully capturing the very first bit of water out of a faucet after it had been sitting for a while and not capturing a reasonable representation of the percentage in what a kid would get at a water fountain, for instance.

The risk in that model is the possibility that the entire population of people who need those services (or at least a substantial portion of that population) might be wiped out by the pandemic such that the medical service provider no longer had enough patients to service.

If you only have a handful of doors and you have one or two major issues, it can wipe out your cashflow in a heartbeat. 

If someone is either an aggressive douche, entitled, alcoholic, lawyer, in military (w/ possible deployment), odd jobber, uber pet lover, or we’re dealing with a sugar daddy/baby momma situation, I will think twice. 

., researching moving companies, UHauls, designers, and General Contractors.So, I don't think we can throw the baby out with the bath water...if this data is way down, then buyer activity is likely to be a bit less this year.However, buyer activity is 50% of the market's behavior, at best. 

While this was only one example, and I cannot throw the baby out with the bathwater, I've found that the pool of investors with a true knowledge and background in real estate is limited vs those that learned from purchasing something from a late-night infomercial or attending a guru seminar.And I completely understand obtaining knowledge by money or time.