It was actually pushed out to the second week of April this morning, I wouldn't be surprised if it were pushed out even further depending on how widespread the shutdowns continue.  

Widespread panic and fear-mongering only causes more people to combat their bad decisions with even worse decisions.

However, the numbers don't support that as a widespread practice.

I'm sure prices of some products in some markets will drop, but I'm still not convinced we're going to have the widespread massive drop in residential prices that some are predicting.Also, if prices drop but rates continue to increase, you're not any better off from a cash flow, and possibly total return, perspective. 

Regarding a 1 or 2 year issue, if by that time there is still widespread unemployment despite massive government intervention then we are probably talking about a failed state.

But I don't think it will be nearly as widespread as 2009/10.  

While some might do this, I don't believe it will be a widespread problem.There are three reasons why this will not happen en masse:1) Capitalization: The landlord is typically well-capitalized, with 6 months of reserves for precisely this type of situation.

It all depends on how April collections look, especially with the widespread eviction moratoriums in place. 

Take a second and consider the circumstance of obtaining a mortgage appraisal in the first place - the entire point is to create a barrier between the valuation of the asset and the loan officer, according to the rule of law to do so - not because nobody other than the appraiser can figure out what the property is probably worth.The absence of law enforcement has made the problem more widespread, to the point where people are challenging appraisals all the time.

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