It's time for the investment community to rally together, to be seen as human, and to be part of the solution. https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/13025/89883-working-with-note-payors-in-a-covid-19-world

It would seem advisable to give as much notice as possible, especially so the others don't see you as heartless if you decide to progressively vacate the units.These are different times, so we are all trying to find the "new normal" and stay good humans. 

Looka t Vanguard and Fidelity (2 largest) I'm sure they have humans making decisions on 99.9% of their buys.factored into the final sale price (consciously or not). 

Wanted to update, that eventually my attorney and the seller agreed to split the 1800$, each will pay me 900$ (my attorney admitted he should have caught it, the seller admitted she owed it).Faith in human kind not completely lost yet..Thanks for your help again!

That's what humans are best at--adaptation.Good luck!

So, 80% are at the top of the low-income bracket and many of them are health care or human services workers. 

.$200k Ford Pinto Value of a human life 1972 (1)$10M EPA Value of a human life 2016 (2)$3.4B CV Value of a human life March 24, 2020 (sadly most likely will go down quickly as more deaths occur)593 cv deaths 46k cases March 24 in us (3)Highest potential US death number I've seen is 1.7M. (4)What 1,000,000,000,000 (trillion T) looks like. 1st time I've ever used the T.1.7M deaths x$10M is = 17,000,000,000,000 ($17 trillion)$2 trillion proposed stimulus package (6)$21T 2019 us GDP (7)330M us citizens.52 million > 65 yrs olddeath rates.5% 15 to 65 (5)2.7% over 65 (5)$2T/$10M = 200,000 deaths saved?

Short-term rentals are a high-touch, HUMAN business.The STR business is simple, but it is not easy so you have to play the game with the right Partners.

I guess I'm just trying to be a human while also trying to run a business. 

The economy is correcting right now to include human value into its equation.