It's either not going to be the end of world (which, of course it's not) and you'll have a great deal under your belt or it will be and who cares at that point.If you've done the math and won't go bankrupt if it's sitting empty for a month or two longer than anticipated then I'm not sure why to second-guess yourself at all; just keep going. 

I myself am anticipating 100% non-payment on my rentals.More food for thought: Looking into past pandemics such as the 1886 Small Pox, it wasn't the first wave (the one we are currently in) that was the largest problem....it was the second wave that crushes the medical systems.

Failure anticipation, when one partner leaves then what?

I anticipate high maintenance and management costs.  

To have tenants crying already shows less of a hardship incurred than one that is either anticipated or being used as an opportunity. 

Have a current deal under contract should i move forward or ask for reduction or walk away from the deal due to uncertainty timesConcerned not enough buyers come July when anticipate having rehab completed if purchased

Instead we are emphasizing our 360 degree virtual tours and ensuring ALL questions about the neighborhood, unit and building are answered so any prospective renter will have a high level of confidence of applying and wanting to lease before seeing it in person.On a separate, but related note, we have already seen inquiries across our portfolio from renters that are asking for concessions, issuing notices to vacate or sharing stories of job loss and anticipated difficulty for paying rent.

From what I have learned from my mentor, BP community, and reading, I am anticipating the rehab and refinance to be the hardest part of my first deal.

Depends on your viewpoint, I suppose....It makes sense for investors to anticipate that we're going into a recession soon and to adjust your business model accordingly.3.

I anticipate that all of us are going to get some late rents and we'll need to be open to working with our tenants by allowing more time, temporarily canceling late fees and maybe by temporarily dropping the monthly rent for a month or two.