for corona delays I get that but to back out for ANY REASON I would not sign that contract as a seller. give time to work through the system sure.. but ANY REASON that's just tying up a property that the buyer knows they can walk at anytime. you would have people totally abusing you if you did this as a seller

Knob and tube has sometimes been capped off and removed and only the remnants remain and are all inactive, but as a novice, we don't understand and can be convinced we need a full redo.

If all went well, my monthly mortgage payment would remain the same (+ taxes & Insurance).  

Our market still remains a strong sellers market with an inventory shortage.

We are using HELOC tied to other rentals and primary to purchase it. 

If I do have to sell, I can slash my price quicker than most because I don't have much of my money tied up. 

For our Winston-Salem location, we ask that you not enter the office proper, but remain in the lobby until we can attend to you.

The one thing I see remaining the same through all this is the need for more housing that has existed since before the 2008 housing crisis.

My goal is to BRRRR at least two properties by the end of this year.As COVID-19 has thrown society into a bit of a social crisis, I'm remaining optimistic while researching and investing in my knowledge as much as possible. 

There still remains a lot of uncertainty in the near term so I'm not interested in calling a bottom, nor do I think there will be a meteoric rise back to the highs anytime soon.