This is an article from First American's economic center that I found interesting. 

If there are any articles/podcasts/webinars/etc that anyone can recommend I would be forever grateful!!!

Ellie, Great article, Thanks!

Even when the update is not good news.

You have a website you feature on your SEO business site Creamcityhousebuyers I believe it is.The simplest way you can tell that an SEO company does it wrong, is by looking at their clients backlink profile and you need to ask a simple question when looking at these backlinks.Is this link there for Google Ranking Manipulation or is it there because the website the link is on is a great website and does their traffic get value from that website and does their traffic get actual value clicking on that backlink to your website.On your clients site there are extremely shady backlinks that are obviously only put there to manipulate the rankings.The link structure is set up in a way that you can simply put one blog article per domain name and then buy a new domain name and put one blog article on that domain name and collect a million website each linking to your clients site.

However, we just got news that the University will be closed again for next semester except for online learning and that has a big affect on people coming and staying that are visiting the area or have kids that already go here.

I blame it on my ESL classes.By the way, I seem to not be the only one confused, judging from this article:https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/economy/construction-companies-eligible-for-cash-under-cares-act-but-homebuilders-still-in-limbo-103805PART 2 - INVESTING and SBAThat old SBA guide (and it is specifically referred to in the SBA guidance on PPP) has another troubling section, listing businesses that are ineligible:"Passive Businesses (13 CFR 120.110 (c))(1) Passive businesses owned by developers and landlords that do not actively use or occupy the assets acquired or improved with the loan proceeds (except Eligible Passive Companies under 120.111) are not eligible.(2) Businesses primarily engaged in subdividing real property into lots and developing it for resale on its own account are not eligible.(3) Businesses that are primarily engaged in owning or purchasing real estate and leasing it for any purpose are not eligible.

I saw an article the other day on 40 year mortgages as well.

I've seen many articles and posts about how, these days, wholesalers don't bring good deals.

I recently read an article about QuickBooks and Freshbooks, what should I choose for my business?