It might make a lot of sense in the current economic environment, maybe even more sense if you see yourself moving in ~2 years based on school district.I always advise anyone who will listen...clients, family, friends...to rent the first year or two in a new city. 

We list on Airbnb and VRBO to ensure we have the largest exposure.

However, both my partner and I have stable W2 incomes, and so I think that now is a great time to buy, regardless of COVID, presidential election, economic recession, etc.

So when will you get started on your path to economic independence?

Yes, the plan I made many years ago had to be adjusted a few times, but the overarching vision has always been to follow the plan and reach economic independence.

Small enough to be economical and fly on my own, fast enough to beat the airlines anywhere in North or South America.

But if the powers-that-be decide to extend the foreclosure moratorium, then those houses will not be on the market and prices may remain fairly stable since the lack of inventory could be a good match for the lack of eligible buyers (due to continued economic hardship), thereby keeping prices stable. 

I will mostly look at Turnkey Properties as I lack the experience and time to Rehab properties for better returnsSecondly,  due to the economic downturn and high unemployment rate overall I am feeling that we may see a housing crash some time next year.

If you find one who won't make a NOO loan, I'm sure there would be someone else willing to take your money :) (especially in this economic climate!)

if you are in Surrey or surrounding area, Insurance is likely to be the largest increase in the Strata budget and will affect your Strata fees directly.