Capital Square provides quarterly updates regarding the property and have been upfront about the struggles in multi family housing in the Atlanta area as there has been a lot of construction.  

The “good” news corn/feed prices are in the toilet  as long as you aren’t required to destroy your flock because of an out break and you have the acres to dedicate to it away from your living quarters it’s probably as good a time as any    Second @Joe S. you can reply to or mention several people in one post instead of having to post 3-4 times in a row. 

For your first BRRRR, keep it simple and data-driven: pick a stable rental area, stick to light cosmetics, and make sure your all-in (purchase plus rehab) targets roughly three-quarters of ARV so the refi works.

I paid off the home and am trying to determine over the next 4 quarters if I want to build commercial.

End of quarter or fiscal year is a strong window.

On Airbnb I chose to use a lower daily rate with a steeper cleaning cost to discourage one night stays (which are the most hassle) and I'm totally booked up for October and quarter-booked for November already so I feel like this method is working at least for now! 

@Paul Fogarty Yes, even if you overpay your total estimated taxes for the year, both the IRS and the California FTB may impose late payment penalties if any of your quarterly estimated payments (1040-ES for federal or 540-ES for California) are made after the scheduled due dates.

This way we reduce our monthly legal expenses and have cash reserves to weather the next few quarters during the virus.

After that I would still check in on them quarterly.

You’re asking the right questions because this is where a lot of people get tripped up on the long game.Here’s how I’d think about it in your shoes:Locking the RateAt $425K, a quarter-point difference in rate has a much bigger long-term impact than a couple thousand in credits upfront.