One scenario is that, if this shut down from the virus is short lived, there will be a flood of people wanting to move here, (and investors wanting to invest here) kind of like the virus is a dam holding everyone back for now.

Dam*@Brian Gibbons They only let me vote once for the above essay. 

I was wondering if i should buy near a dam, or a lake, or far away for them, or near the mountains, which specifically in this city have higher risk of being burned, where will i get the better profit from rental...Then i decided to start building a platform to look for nearby hospitals, schools, parks, etc and cross this information with rental prices in order to assist me when taking this decisions.

I imagine it's like a dam.

To be honest I am so dam busy I don't know what to do. 

I have worked with some truly useless indians on jobs that had a quota of indians required to be on it, I have also also worked with some dam good workers who were indians that were getting ahead. 

Anyone know of any companies who will close a cash deal with everything going on now in the Pittsburgh area preferably in Beaver or Lawrence Counties?

@Justin Beavers what do you plan to do with them?

Find out if you are at high flow or low flow and if there is a dam anywhere.

The insurance companies pass the cost on to the policy holder and we end up paying for the dam lawyers.