Thanks I know there are agent regulations against stuff like this and fear mongering etc.....An unlicensed person though, doubtful there's anything illegal about it.I see no reason why it should effect the seller.

might not be able to fix as fast as stuff is being stolen. 

its all over the map  at least the stuff i did in Dallas mainly..

We thought that an alternative would be to rent a townhouse/ apartment for the remainder of the lease but I also have 9 cars (I collect) and with the amount of stuff and family members we have, it would be a giant inconvenience.

I get thousands of dollars worth of free stuff every year from my credit cards, and I don't have to spend a dime on any of these cards to get that free stuff. 

I'm rookie to all of this stuff but I'm excited for you!

now it may he short lived and I hope it is and it may not affect you as much but it’ll still be a recession.There are plenty of articles and people who predict this stuff based on the data.  

And then all the usual purchase agreement stuff. 

I would raise your capex and repair budget probably closer to 10% each, the property looks a little older and stuff is bound to come up, especially if you aren't putting in any repairs up front.

She lost most of her personal possessions in the fire, and frankly it's pretty scary for her to be homeless right now in the middle of all the virus stuff.