The banks are attractive if the rates stay low and prices drop, but I'm anticipating future opportunities.

Maybe, I'm missing something here, please help me out if I am, but it would make more sense to me if the anticipated risk is was indeed delinquency, then the owners can better protect themselves by using the extra money to additionally beef up their own emergency reserve fund, rather than having it set in the property management companies emergency reserve fund.Dear "Company",Due to the recent outbreak of COVID-19, we are anticipating a spike in delinquency.In order to continue servicing the needs of the business, effective immediately, "Your Property Management Company" will raisereserves funds to cover the estimated cost for current work order requests that have either beencompleted or are assigned(if any), and that has not been billed to you before your monthly ownerdraw.

Would this be a foolish mistake with such a low ROI, or would the likely appreciation and anticipated ease of renting make this worth it.

I feel that it is in a good enough neighborhood that worst case scenario I could still rent it for my anticipated mortgage pmt and take a small hit each month until the recovery happens.

Due to the inevitable backlog in both the courts and sheriff's office, we anticipate significant delays even after April 3, 2020.In Kansas, all courts have been restricted to emergency operations until further notice.

The bid starts at $48k but I anticipate the price going to around $80k, if not more.

One local investor has spent this last paying off properties in anticipation of the bubble.

I have talked about markets correcting for quite some time (actually began posting more in anticipation of a my fears of us spiraling into a depression like crisis).

What are some things that we can anticipate will happen in our local markets with fed rates dropping, businesses temporarily on hold...what types of real estate will be impacted the most.

I am anticipating that at least one of the tenants will be under or unemployed due to the coronavirus,and since they live paycheck to paycheck, they will not be able to make rent.