I only present deals to my clients that I can justify, and I will talk my clients out of "bad deals," unlike the majority of the others (who normally can't fully articulate the difference between a good and a bad deal).

They all seem very appreciative of this.If a tenant fails to communicate, hides from me, abandons the property, or otherwise tries to avoid working with us, then I'll follow my normal procedures, as much as the law allows.

Use the money that I would normally pay rent with to DCA monthly into to market.

Do you normally visit the property before making the final decision to purchase or would a great home inspector's opinion provide you with all the details and potential damages/repairs?

Once normal life resumes, I’d encourage you to visit. 

Not saying social distancing will magically make everything back to normal but the whole point is to minimize social interaction considering how contagious this is.

We didn't get to snap a photo with the buyers at closing like we normal due to COVID-19, hopefully we see them in the future Lessons learned?

We didn't get to snap a photo with the buyers at closing like we normal due to COVID-19, hopefully we see them in the future Lessons learned?

A little slower than normal but that's to be expected with a large percentage of the market is unemployed.

We did a thorough inspection when purchasing the condo and everything seemed fine, as far as we could tell.Maybe this is all normal, but doesn’t hurt to get peoples thoughts on it.Thanks