I would like to do the same thing and was listening to this brain health webinar where a doctor (Evan Brand) who lives on a farm told of a patient of his who lived on a farm growing up and as a child would play outside and airplanes would fly overhead dropping glyphosate, presumably on whatever they wanted to kill and it messed up her microbiome. 

Costs: 155k (working on lowering w/ closing costs included)HOA: 265 month (includes external maintenance, tennis and basketball courts, and poolRent: 550 (11x13) and 500 (11x11) according to comps + utilitiesProperty taxes: 1500/yrI have 110k in private student debt, but after putting a down of 17k - I won't have to pay for rent and my commute to work is greatly reduced.

I don't normally like to play the blame game.

The current market conditions are certainly a concern and regardless of how I decide to move forward I would prefer to wait until we have a good sense of how this will play out.

It is my understanding that title companies can provide this information, but I’m looking for a more autonomous approach so I can play around with the data and maybe even scrub through various markets in the US.Thanks,Kevin

Have a wife and a daughter(2years)Me & wife we’re talking about buying a home.Should I buy now or wait to see how the economy will play out?

Things are diff bc we are in a diff situation but typically thats how things play out. 

This is NOT designed to be about COVID-19, but it is the news story of the year and plays an important role in the conversation. 

And that's how the game of professional networking is played at the world-class level!

I was that guy working 20-30 hrs / wk in high school, taking the advanced courses, playing sports, worked in college, 40 hr weeks over the summer, sold stickers and tee shirts as a side hustle, etc.