So long as you don't HAVE to sell you can ride the waves until the tide rises and you're back on track to refinance and cash out.That said this is NOT the time to buy deals with high-interest short-term debt (hard money, etc.) unless you know it's a slam dunk.

I can self isolate and fish off my dock and ride jet skiis.

Theoretically the government will be sending people checks to help ride this out... but there is no guarantee, and there isnt yet a timeframe that I am aware of.

If the buyer can cover the payments then he is in a good position to ride out this coronavirus recession and start making money.

Once we have flattened the curve enough measures can be lifted and there will be an catch up economy.Don't get me wrong: as a landlord I expect a bumpy ride for the next months, but I am not fundamentally worried.

My real estate agent/business partner sent me the listing the day it went on the MLS, at the time I was on a 12-hour bus ride heading due north out of Dehli, India bound for the remote western Himalayas.

Purchase price: $189,000 Cash invested: $5,000 My real estate agent/business partner sent me the listing the day it went on the MLS, at the time I was on a 12-hour bus ride heading due north out of Dehli, India bound for the remote western Himalayas.

While in the Philippines, I took a 3 hour Uber Ride to Kawasan Falls that changed my life.

Hopefully they can handle the influx, so people who suffer losses because of this can eat and have shelter.If this thing runs on for some time, we're all going to have just hunker down and ride it out.Just my 2 cents.

I started the eviction process but i am afraid he will drag the process to get free ride until the end of his lease.Please can someone help if there are way to end his lease and kick him out for something other than non-payment?