Originally posted by @Garlin Smith:@Craig James @Rick TurmanI'm new BP member, quickly absorbing as much info as I can and happy to have stumbled across this thread, as I'm originally from Cincinnati OH , and have been living in Southern California for 30 years after Miami of OH.

There's plenty to absorb here.

I still can't absorb that it is worth 2 mil today.   

I'm really absorbing as much info as possible, and this thread has been intriguing. 

Some title agencies will happily do this for you for a nominal fee (I usually pay between $75 and $150 depending on my urgency).Having a full title search prior to bidding gives you a HUGE advantage.As for everything else, if a lien is on the property, you are likely to absorb it.

The state will just "create" more jobs and defined public employee pension benefits to absorb that gain while structurally increasing their expenditures permanently

With all due respect, as a PM that one month plus of lost revenue is not a loss you have to absorb - it's the owner's. 

I've been trying to absorb as much knowledge as you guys put out there.

I would not evict if he were unemployed because I can absorb the loss and would not evict a tenant due to a COVID related issue.

@Mindy Jensen is right the bigger pockets you have the easier it is to absorb the unexpected.