Hey @Marina Flu.

And add to this the corona virus, and Tax Revenue are down, so they are more aggressive in collecting taxes.

I hope it hasn't downloaded me a virus....

The military had put a hold on all moves because of the virus, so there are a lot of people uncertain about where they are going right now, but things are slowly starting to change with that. 

Due to the virus.  

Despite what the media says I've seen young healthy people's lives cut short because of this virus.

@Patrik Fougere we are still buying mostly vacant properties so we have little concern for the virus.

The only way the price for rental units will drop will be after some virus wipes out half the population of the world and even then the rental business may be even stronger.Waiting for the price of multi-unit prices to drop is like people thinking Disneyland won't be crowded on a rainy day so everyone goes to Disneyland.I've been purchasing multi-unit properties when they were $65k for beautiful units in desirable areas.

I may call my Lender to cancel moving forward with my loan package until either A) Rates are back below 4% APR, or B) Debt Jubilee occurs which I feel will come next.I didn't really expect this discussion to go this route but I may have to Call this round and go back to the drawing board to free up Equity and clean up the mess with some wins.Thanks again for the response, and let's connect once this virus thing passes!

The subprime mortgage market, even after all the damage it did, has evolved like a virus and still exists today in other forms.