I have been seeing a lot of posts about landlords and renters alike who have been struggling as a result of this current pandemic we’re facing.

Should I expect home values to drop at all over the next few months-year due to current events with the pandemic?

I don’t believe business interruption insurance covers pandemics.

Three weeks ago everyone wasn't freaked out about the pandemic. 

I am curious to see what folks are doing to collect rent during this pandemic. 

Well the home did not appraise and I ended up closing on the home in April 2020 at $325k (during the peak of COVID-19 pandemic).

Iv'e been debating whether or not this whole pandemic had really effected me from moving on with my plans.

Under this provision, the tenant must notify the landlord that they have lost a job, lost hours, or otherwise lost revenue or faced significant increased expenses as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

I agree with many in the room that if the deal is sound  and a cash maker - it still is sound during this Pandemic - Don't let it  a 3-6 month temp matter make you step away from the plate -- If you see a fast ball down the middle take a shotThat said --  listen to this important new reality .. 

Good encouragement for me to go sit for the test once the Coronavirus pandemic response allows people to take exams!