Hey Guys,These apprasal waivers are starting to become common specially with coronavirus going on.

Expect this time the real estate didn’t, so I’d you have been calling for real estate to fall, you’re still wrong.The coronavirus pandemic has a timetable to it.

The 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which originated in the People’s Republic of China, continues to pose a significant threat to the health of Americans throughout the United States.

Perhaps he/she has succumbed to the awful Corona Virus.

The U.S. simply can’t return to normal while the coronavirus is still a serious threat and millions of people can’t go back to work.

The resurgence of coronavirus cases this summer sapped our economy of momentum, delayed the return of workers to their jobs, and in some cases spurred more layoffs.

Also, I'm worried about purchasing a property with tenants that are not paying.I know the stars are never going to align perfectly but should I wait till the end of this year to see what happens with this whole coronavirus situation?

Source: https://6abc.com/real-estate-buying-a-home-homeowners-coronavirus/6382290/

But I came across a problem, when I build relationships over the phone, they don't tend to as meaningful on both sides as it would be if it were face-to-face.So my question is... how do we up our networking game during coronavirus? 

Per the IRS guidance, having work hours reduced is specifically mentioned as a basis to take a distribution:https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/coronavirus-related-relief-for-retirement-plans-and-iras-questions-and-answers