We currently have put in one backup offer about two weeks ago and finally found another property we feel could be a good deal, however, the realtor we’re using told us we should withdraw the first offer if we want to put in the other offer.I asked our agent what the potential ramifications could be and she said we would be forced to buy both houses (not the worst scenario ever) and if we don’t we could potentially be sued and lose our earnest money.

The bills actually a bit better on those fronts than you feared:Final senate bill set the unemployment amount at 10% can’t imagine the house lowers that bar in the final version but can’t remember.

I Just wrapped up a side job:Updated my duplex kitchen Last week:And finally trimmed out some windows (6 months procrastination):

I had a similar situation at my rental last year with the dishwasher where I paid $150 to have it fixed only to have it stop working a month after and finally spending about $450 to replace it.

The tenants finally moved out and the place is a mess.

Once this lull passes, I hope to be ready to go to continue raising capital and getting the next fund going.I'm also finally getting my office fully organized, which has been a low priority for months.

I make sure to verify that the final water bill is paid before sending it out since in Iowa it follows the property and not the person. 

About a week later Ingot an email from auction.com saying I was not the highest bidder and asked what my highest final bid would be for the property.

For most major markets, the Zestimate for on-market homes is within 10% of the final sale price more than 95% of the time.

I'm sure any IPO plans will now be delayed to when markets recover.I have finally made some money on stocks.