The fact that we are even having a discussion about the $600/week extra benefits points to very deep problems in the economy that until July will be masked by stimulus packages.

If you can buy at a deep enough discount to do that on every deal, you will then, always get the cash you put in, back out within 6 months of being on title.

Let's assume it costs $1500 to paint and deep clean between tenants.

Getting confidence in an out-of-state investment can be challenging, but there are a few steps you can take to help build your confidence:Research the area thoroughly: It's important to do a deep dive into the local market and understand the economic, social, and demographic characteristics of the area.

Please clarify the status of the note.If the note is performing, then the Seller will most likely not sell at a deep discount if, in fact, the borrowers are paying on time and every time, regardless if there is no proof of insurance. 

I'd be happy to help you take a deep look at the Lubbock market. 

If the owners can do workouts and have deep pockets then they can make it through this time.Good luck Chris.

For the last few years I have been diving deep into my education and understanding of multifamily syndication.

Having said that, I've decided to do a little 'deep dive' into what is really going on when you sign up for MI. 

Without getting too deep in the weeds on this question - consider the COST of refinancing and is it worth it to get the amount of capital you are trying to access.