This is how the bank wants to do it, due to their fears in the current economic climate.

Originally went under contract for $1,872,000, but we were able to negotiate discount given the COVID-19 and economic uncertainty.

Go to the cities website and see what their plans are for economic growth and their budget for last year to see what has been upgraded or is scheduled for upgrades.

In my case, residents obviously didn't want people viewing their house during the beginnings of the Covid-19 crisis.

For a rookie, is finding--or creating--a cash-flowing property (while crisis homeschooling 3 kids) even in the realm of possibility?

Getting a little scared off investing at the moment due to the current economic conditions.

This article states that, " EIDL funds can also only be used as “working capital” related to economic injury after Jan. 31.

In down economies, more people are unable to buy homes because lending standards tighten, costs of home ownership are too high, people get scared to make a major investment in economic uncertainty etc. 

Due to California's housing crisis, owning an ADU and a JADU on your property has now become legal, there is supposedly far less red tape!

Got everyone back on track now and the money is just hanging out, waiting for any further economic calamities.