Due diligence period (60) days will soon expire in 2 weeks, but due to the uncertainties of virus containment and shelter in place mandates, buyer is now asking for additional (90) days extension in hopes this virus outbreak will subside and then ready to move forward with deal.

I swear I’ve been looking for months but Corona Virus has thrown a wrench in things.

I am thinking I may qualify under this criteria "You are experiencing adverse financial consequences as a result of being quarantined, being furloughed or laid off or having work hours reduced due to such virus or disease" since I have no longer been working overtime.

Hey Guys so most likely going to be getting a brand new construction DUPLEX close to downtown Houston, TX with a view of city off back porch with 4 lots empty next to property which are planned to build new houses on my builders so potential for equity in property looks good, but it is close to a rougher area/ some houses around are old and bad I'm trying t9 decide if i should spend the money to decorate vacant side of duplex "hoping" to rent it out to make more income then a 1,300 dollar rent because if i rented it out for $60-$90 for 25 days a month im looking at $1,500-$2,250 if i can hit those numbers, but this will be my first time doing airbnb or renting as this is a house hack for me hoping to live as close to free as possible with expenses all in being around $2,150 so kind of scared of having high vacany with airbnb or if its hard to get people to stay with the virus?

The secondary endpoints will evaluate if the vaccine candidate can prevent severe forms of COVID-19 and infection from the virus at all.

These type properties snapped back quickly after the virus first kicked into high gear.In this environment I would be worry of buying g something in town that doesn't have good reasons for a family to want to book for a vacation.

I noticed a three week pause in March when the virus was spreading and we went on lock down.

The tenant once admitted he has OCD so he wants to keep everything clean,I feel they are perfect tenants to have to navigate this pandemic.I am somewhat reluctant to vett new tenants now due to the corona virus, besides not everyone is on the same page about Corona safety protocols.I prefer to err on the safety side since we are not dealing with just another flu virus so I have this fear of unknown.Appreciate if anyone here can provide any suggestions or if they have been in a similar situation.

Too soon, junior" But on a serious note, the corona virus essentially dried up the supply chain of properties on the market or coming to the market.

I left the retail job in October of 2019 to focus on the new job, and was laid off from that due to the virus in March of this year.