If you are experienced in those areas and the housing market stays strong and you have access to the capital needed to build 4 homes then you are probably good.

If you have renters in place it will be a huge challenge to gain access to show, inspect and appraise due to Covid. 

In that case, it might be acceptable for the landlord to access the common areas without notice. 

For one, I have access to all or more of their data.

Your cash reserves may be needed to fund your living expenses, you may not have access to credit and you are likely to be too scared to invest.It is hard for me to make a long term prediction, because there are so many variables.

But I do have access to much larger amounts of capital outside my personal war chest.

I'm curious as to whether investors are viewing the early 401k withdrawal as an opportunity to gain access to pre tax dollars, pay tax on them now at a lower rate and move them out of the market and into real estate.About a year ago we each moved half of our 401k into stable value waiting for an opportunity to buy back into the SP500 as our FA advised us the market was far above the historical average and was due for correction. 

Here is what they have listed on their site for their pro plans...Fast access to key rent metrics, including: Average Rent Median Rent Percentile (25th and 75th) Map View Sample Size Sample RadiusAND THEN THIS...Sample listing details: Rental Listing Prices Size (square footage) $ per Square Foot # of Bedrooms & Bathrooms Last Listing Date Quick links to Google Search and Street ViewBut it does not clearly show that they'll tell what people are currently paying as far as I can tell at the moment.

There are several states that are non disclosure states and you can't access information from companies like ListSource. 

I'm having to look at getting remote access for at least one of my employees.