Some who are still on the fence may find use in some of it’s language.

Add more time for financing as lenders are getting behind and make sure to discuss contract contingency and to add language to your force majuere cluase for this new situation.

viruses and disease are not a coveted peril under a Property policy and in mostPolicy language listed as an Exclusion.Also, as @Lauren Kormylo states above, the your property is not physically damaged by the virus so the Property policy does not kick in.This is the situation for all businesses in the US in regards to Business Income/Loss of Rent coverage.

This is the language on the introduction:This report is to serve as a reference for the current condition of the property indicating; all current needs for update or repair, improvements that may be made by the landlord during the current tenants' occupancy.I feel hesitant to sign this.  

What does the exact language say on your contract in regards to the inspection.

Take a look at your contract and check the language.

Has anyone drafted language around a COVID-19 contingency?

I've been writing contracts with 1099's myself, but it's time to make sure I covered all the things that can happen when a project doesnt get done how he/they agreed to do it. Some of these guys have no creative spark...

The language, however, as stated doesn't concern me

@Tiffani Trentham That is some goofy language...”buyer would Like permission” as opposed to “buyer has the right....”.