Background on the location: the neighborhood is a C+ transitioning to a B- near a large medical center with 12k+ employees. 

The point is that distressed areas have such prices because it is difficult to invest there, and areas that appreciated the most rapidly may well have peaked to unaffordable levels.I saw a podcast recently where it was claimed that high-end grocery stores like Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe's are a good indicator of a high-end neighborhood.

I put in an offer on one, but apparently there was a Corona-related death to someone close, so they claimed they weren’t selling anymore.

I can see more conversion to medical offices and essential based businesses.There is value in various asset classes.

Then say if you do not receive your deposit by that date, you will file against them in small claims court.

By making that claim when you take out the loan you will be committing mortgage fraud.

If he's not paying taxes and not claiming his income then I would not use his income either and he would be disqualified.

. $1200 x 2 + potentially another $4,800 in unemployment makes it very easy for a couple to afford a $1000-$1300 rent, but what happens if / when tenants don't spend their money the way it should probably be spent then claim they can't pay due to COVID-19?

I have a 6 months old son and he is my only kid, am planning next year (paying off consumer debts like student loans, medical bills and personal loans at the moment) to start RE investing mainly on rental properties.

So with that I just would lie to know what worked for others and if this platform provides the service that it claims it does..