I’m completely new to everything real estate but a very tight financial spot and my first baby have pushed me and my wife in this direction.

The guy pushed back,said I 'was qualified' for a lot more house, that I should think about getting a more expensive one, etc.

They lost track of it on their tax rolls, thats why they didn't sell the debt or foreclose on it.

I can say I didn't do a great job managing the contractor and was probably pushed around more than I should have been the one pushing.

If certain costs seem out of line or are significantly higher than originally reported, ask for an explanation and push back if you aren't satisfied.

Only compassion and empathy can push the outcome of this crisis in the right direction.

That’s why I say the hype is falling, because reality sets in and push comes to shove.

That pushes the investment up to a 1.5% net monthly return.

With all of that has gone on in the last 3 weeks, I am curious to know who is still pushing forward and continuing to look for deals and will still buy and how many of those that are going to sit back and wait for things to unfold. 

I’m holding on to this property pretty much forever.For others unfamiliar with the IRRL, there are a couple guidelines:- if you pay for points, you must be able to recoup in 36 months - VA funding fee is .5% that you can roll up into the loan.- You do not have to be owner occupied.