The important point being that "S" people are smart and self-reliant but have a very hard time delegating - they're using to being the "star" - and it ends up hurting them because you just can't do everything and you do actually need a team to have anything other than meager success (in my experience).I only mention it because 1) several of your comments (Angel) sound like they relate to those themes, and 2) I suffer from the same problem and constantly fight against it in my own head.Finally, unless you have gotten a lot of experience with real estate in your own area / back yard first, I would be cautious about spending a lot of money in an out of state investment.

Similar to how people who work in Seattle have started to go into the Bremerton market so they can commute via ferry, I think that the biggest issue people now have with living in Pierce county is the traffic headaches that you have to suffer through if you work North.

Thus confirming my perception.Also, I am still suffering from PTSD from living in Columbia Heights in 2003 when it was really ghetto (it's still pretty ghetto today if I am being honest) and I had my house broken into and robbed, crackhead hookers turned tricks in my backyard, etc.

I've had good luck with PM with my properties so far, but have suffered some other painful lessons in REI, so I feel your pain.I wish you all the best, and hope you property gets cash flowing again soon.

I don't ever plan on pursuing a judgement against a tenant; I'm in a quick-evict state so I'm unlikely to suffer large loss of owed rent, and any malicious/negligent damage done beyond the deposit would be into the area covered by my insurance and I would leave it to them to track down and get a judgement against the former tenant.

Self-doubt is a human condition that we all suffer from.

That means they have about 14 days to come up with two months of rent or the'll suffer the consequences.

Originally posted by @Abel Curiel:Originally posted by @Hai Loc:Who is suffering in a market from Covid-19 so far?

The financial motives should be aligned in this partnership, if not then the business will suffer.

Commerical will suffer as businesses go under, downsize and business potentially comes to the realization this remote workforce / work from home works (that's assuming it does work).