I will walk through the home improvement stores this weekend.

if economy starts improving you will still be able to find deals. 

@BJ Min I would purchase several properties in "high-risk" areas of OKC & over-improve them.

So I’m 22 and I’m in the educational phase of hopefully being an REI I plan on buying my first property next year for house hacking. after I improve my credit score and save up for my down payment but I’m torn between two markets I was thinking about moving to Atlanta and buying my first property down there but I’ve never lived there nor do I know the market or should I just purchase my first property here in my hometown (Chesapeake va) just to get my feet wet and then purchase my next property In GA?

I'll let you know how bad it is in about a month, looking for a $200K commercial loan to do some improvements. 

I don’t view them as hard and fast criteria by any means but it’s helped me improve my understanding of the pros/cons of an area.

I have written all of my congressional representatives about these poorly thought-out provisions of the CARES Act (and I'm happy to share a draft of that letter with anyone who wants to do the same), and NARPM, the NAA, and other organizations are actively lobbying for improvements in the legislation. 

Pay for any improvements.

Ps: I am sorry about my broke English, I am not american but I am trying hard to improve this.

This way they can still make money for a couple of years while you improve the property.