That's the most active meetup I've found.It's going to be tough to find BRRRR style homes here in the area due to the recent appreciation, but I'm not going to say it's impossible.

The landlords that don't have large reserves and the ones that are over leveraged are going to be in a tough spot really quickly.I also think a lot of the "get rich quick" airbnb hosts are going to get wiped out if this lasts for more than a few months.

Its pretty tough to get a valuation when there are no comps, because nothing has sold! 

@Michael WIlliams The IRS does not state that you must hold a property for any specific amount of time but most 1031 Exchange experts usually recommend holding the relinquished property for at least 12-24 months to prove your intent.

Zero can be tough, but 3 is possible and 5 is certainly doable.Be creative....to match the market.

Pricing these can be tough because of the potential damage you can do to the neighboring properties.

And finally to my initial point, the jam goes in before the sill, so your statements "prove" nothing other than your lack of understanding my friend.#2 - If the contractor installed a new electrical box horizontally instead of vertically, they had better have a reason for that, which maybe there was a reason but if not, they should fix that free of charge, because boxes are always installed vertically, unless that's not possible or if the design is atypical - it's not contractors choice on that score.#3 - As far as the toe kick...OMG...it's toe kick.

That's not terrible by historic standards, but tough to swallow today.

@Justin Bowen Tough to answer without seeing home and knowing your current market trends. 

My son manages a local pharmacy & after a couple of returning world travelers here proved positive for Covid-19 the masses began stripping the shelves of the store of everything.