Seems like it can be a gray area and I want to make sure I'm covered and prepared. 

@Anthony Thompson Thanks for the response!

So all of my normal fixed expenses, mortgages, utilities, insurance, property taxes, I pay from the EIDL and everything else, anything that is maybe a gray area from my normal expense account.  

I have another business outside of RE (marketing) and can't spend 2 hours per day / 5x per week networking...I've thought about direct mail to draw in investors (you can't blatantly ask on the first send), but  hear there's a lot of gray area. 

There is a gray area under what is classifed as paryoll cost but this is what they are telling us. 

It’s either a good deal or bad deal ( no gray area) even now with where Covid is today, the real estate market is still moving along and is only forecast to dip along a buyers market with the increase of inventory with a minor increase of foreclosures from unemploymentAlways think before pulling out of a deal.

There's a huge number of shades of gray in between and the decision that I made falls into those.

@Gray Hall Great insight.

Originally posted by @Jason A Thompson:@Jack B.I thought bout the same thing last week when they starting talking about rent issues with Covid.

The only gray area here is you get to pick what the market rate is.