@Lallu Tappu Some of the advice I read here is very dangerous.

So don't let this stop you.As part of your lease documents going forward, you should include the clause 'no smoking of any substance on and within 10 ft of the property..'

Despite the fact they have corona virus doesn't mean it's dangerous to go into the property.

If you are over leveraged then that's where the danger is. 

This hold applies only to evictions for non-payment; however, court hearings are still available in cases of domestic violence or other situations where there is a danger to other residents or household members (included just in case you know someone that needs this information).At some point, this crisis will end and at that time unpaid bills and mortgages will still be due.

(Obvsly hotel is not childproof and my kiddo is getting injured left and right everyday, it is extremely dangerous, not mentioning the risk of virus while living in a hotel).My mortgage lock expiration happened on 3/8 and mortgage expires on 4/8.At this stage I just want to get out of the contract and get a rental for 3-6 months.Any suggestions?

It is a dangerous new cult.

We still have them and don't have any clear indications that they're in danger, but all that to say that this cash may be the only capital we have with which to buy something for a while.

This can be a very dangerous time and this is a serious situation.

As for cash on cash return, COC is a dangerous metric because it doesn't' show true profitability it only shows the power of leverage which is nearly meaningless and often used to pump up perceived profitability.