In reality though you either have faith things will turn around or you just stop working..

Even if past your contingency phase, I suspect there will be issues with anyone trying to keep the good faith (GF) money for anyone pulling out due to Corona fears/uncertainty. 

I have faith in the Denver market and sticking with my plan.

We have no plans to file evictions or charge late fees, as long as the tenants in good faith try to pay something.

Just based on what you wrote about the situation, it seems like the seller acted in good faith and gave a credit AND A price reduction and it was you who miscalculated the repair costs.

When the state of emergency is over, we will not jump to evict if you are behind and in our opinion making good faith efforts to catch up as quickly as possible.These protections do not extend to us as property owners and we are still subject to foreclosure for non-payment of mortgages.

I have faith that despite a few months of hard times at most, the American people will come together, and pick each other back up.

I took some things on faith and made more changes and immediately we started growing again.

Just wanted to hear from those landlords who prefer not to use faithful banks

Luckily, the three of us are long time buddies and all this is happening in good faith.