And odds are if she files a suit it wont be heard for months since the courts are probably closed due to the virus

The ripple effects of double digit unemployment and this virus impact are yet to be felt in real estate.

I like the cash for keys and a discussion as the first step regardless of the hell virus issue.

Amidst the virus hysteria and fear of being displaced, the tenants are just making it tough to get things together. 

This syndicator went from zero to I think about 600 units in 1 or 2 years, but I don't know how he faired through the Corona Virus and the rent moratoriums and who would have ever expected that scenario regarding the COVID-19.We investors have enough problems managing our own money and we only add to our risks by having someone else manage our money when we have absolutely no control over the situation.

Humans can contract the disease when they breathe in aerosolized virus.

We did pretty well this last year but now after losing Coachella and stagecoach rents plus several more cancelations and with the uncertainty of traveling during this virus take over we are going to sell it.

Once this virus craziness is over i would love to meet with some people from here.

Right now, alot of lenders have closed up shop due to the virus and are not even offering 1st position loans which is hurting alot of RE investors and developers.  

In that case, ride this virus out with the current tenants and then raise it to market.