If you don’t mind me asking, what was one book that has really helped you in your journey or that had the greatest impact? 

If the ask is reasonable and in line with market trends, I’ll have little choice but to accept.On another note it’s interesting how many parts of the country are experiencing trends of lower rents etc and in some cases sharp decreases as local economies have been impacted but people are fixated on the news articles coming from San Francisco and NYC which say rents are down 5 - 10%.

Companies across the world have implemented their continuity of business plans and many work from home policies will remain in effect in some form post-CV; so, that will materially impact demand over the long-term. 

Hey guys,I previously worked as an intern at Texas A&M’s Real Estate Center and co-authored this tech report over blockchain’s future impact on the commercial and residential real estate markets with economist Dr.

Also, your employment status Will have a significant impact on your decision.

Maybe it could’ve been a blessing in disguise with the uncertainty in how working from home for corporations will impact real estate.I’m revisiting my investment strategy and thinking about how rental properties will be changed.

@Trevor Hatchard@Greg ScottKeep in mind that in order to take a distribution or loan under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution or loan.

It's an extremely impactful way to get started as you get your first property under your belt and accelerate your savings rate dramatically.  

If it reports a balance to the bureaus (check your reporting date, it may be different than your payment date), then it will negatively impact your DTI.

The CARES act may give you the option to effectively take a distribution from that plan and then separately roll that over into your SDIRA - assuming you can claim a qualifying impact from Coronavirus.