I am also looking at maybe taking classes at a community college that will be useful for my business later on such as marketing, accounting, property law ect.

.• A significant increase in space availability stands to place downward pressure on average asking rents in the months ahead, but a strong employment recovery will counteract this trend later into 2021.• Post-pandemic, tenants are expected to maintain an emphasis on both work flexibility and wellness for employees, including modified in-office work schedules, continued work-from-home arrangements and access to greenspace and outdoor workspaces.

Just learning for now, I'll reach out to some banks to figure this stuff out better later once my head is more on straight.

Probably be thankful for them leaving versus causing issues later on. 

Heck, if rates are going up it makes sense to lock as much as you can into low rate notes sooner rather than later

What do we need to do to ensure we are not liable for damage that a buyer might uncover later, that we are currently not aware of?

. $280k later I have accomplished this goal.

Almost everything was pretty much touched except for the roof Believe it when I found out about a week later that it was all over an Lessons learned?

Bonus for the buyers is there are no surprises later on, your work pays off, so you don't work hard only to find out the buyer FORGOT to tell the lender something significant...like they still have $400,000 in school loans.   

Took out a mortgage of $90k which paid everything back and left me a little cash in pocket.PITI is $495/month and this rents for $995 (will probably get $1100 when re-rented later this year) Lessons learned?