We try to "compound" our buffer to recessionary forces by focusing on neglected properties in small tertiary markets with favorable supply/demand.

There was a 4.8-month supply of homes for sale in May down from April, meaning inventories are low, very low.

The things that you want to watch out for are: 1) knob and tube electrical systems and electrical panels with glass fuses instead of breakers (most insurance companies will make you replace these or won't insure you at all). 2) Cast iron drain lines and galvanized supply lines- these tend to corrode from the inside out.

I received an inquiry from the SBA to obtain business insurance for my home office supplies, naming the SBA as a claimant. 

I have noticed a lot of home going up for sale in the pat month in my market, Dallas Texas area, just wanted to see how you guys feel about that or if you have any insight ? Would the overall pricing of homes drop pre...

The concern is if there’s less 3bedroom voucher holders than available 3 bedrooms units, then there’s a supply demand risk and that has to be factored into the value when dealing with section 8. 2bedrooms should be fine, but not 3bedrooms and above.Does this concern makes sense at all?

There is no truly fixed price because 1. all properties are different and 2. it is based on supply and demand.

Not like the phenomenal growth of Manila and Cebu.There may be some great buying opportunities for assets here in the short to medium term but those opportunities will be on offer globally.

Supply and demand due to the opportunity here is  crazy! 

Keep plugging away despite Covid 19 deals are closing and prices in my markets are rising as supply is extremely constrained.