All you know is what you know and what you don't know is what will cost you the most in dollars, time, energy and misguided efforts.

I think the larger point that is not been made now is; this economic hold is going to be a good 6 months up to the point we have a vaccine.

You may see 5-8% of monthly income charges if you have a larger number of units. 

Same goes for any long-term rental portfolio short on reserves or that got caught flat-footed with vacancies.I'm sure larger multis will do fine if they can work with tenants to bridge any gaps in income.

Be ready to pay a larger option fee for an exclusive right vs. non-exclusive right, though. 

I am of the belief that I would rather take care of any deferred maintenance and larger CapEx issues right off the bat, or avoid them entirely by purchasing a recently flipped or recently rehabbed property.

Pay attention to the cycle and consider when your current equity can be put to work in a larger property, or one in different area. 

My aunt and uncle own a home in Alpharetta, GA, which is much larger than they need and which has a large basement that could easily be rented out for extra income.

Midland and Odessa are not only the communities with the largest rent drops in the nation but also the only communities with annual drops larger than 2.5 percent.

Lots of larger houses on large lots out that way, off of the next streets West, Renfro, Heath, Wegis, and Nord.