Not trying to be any kind of way about this or go back and forth, it's just like with COVID19, one leading expert says you don't need to wear a mask if you're not sick... turn the channel and another leading expert says everybody wears a mask!

We also have sickness/loss-of-life which will impact every market slightly -- production, real estate, etc.

Many people received partial paychecks and some got vacation/sick day payouts. 

@Charlie CameronThat still doesn’t quite answer the question, though.Can someone tell me in plain English whether a broker buying or selling his own home saves money?

Carlton Sheets described the definition of what a "motivated seller" was in plain terms, better than anyone I knew. 

Or is it a medical debt from a few years ago when their child got sick with cancer that they just haven't been able to keep up with and therefore has dragged down their credit?

Deliberately choosing to increase income or lower the expenses that were necessary and ordinary to run your rental is loan fraud, plain and simple.  

How about the more people that get sick and possibly die the worse it will be when we come back. 

Wanted to see what local investors are experiencing with their investments regarding tenants, rent, mortgage payments, notification of sick tenants or tenants with no jobs currently that are unable to pay rent. and any other experiences / information that may be beneficial to share to other investors in the area with the current Pandemic.

From my understanding, evictions have been stopped for those who have lost their job, had hours cut, or been sick during this pandemic.