Sure the asset class as a whole did better than many others, but there were plenty of locations that suffered.

Merely claiming you have suffered a hardship without evidence isn't sufficient.Now that is certainly going to include a lot of tenants but there is not an assumption on the part of the court that a tenant is facing a hardship written into the law. 

They gave 30 days notice and they paid for 30 days of rent, so you didn't lose any rent or suffer damages by their early departure.

Unforeseeable EventsYou meet the standard requirements if any of the following events occurred during the time you owned and lived in the home you sold.Your home was destroyed or condemned.Your home suffered a casualty loss because of a natural or man-made disaster or an act of terrorism.

Will I suffer any consequences of that or is that something that depends more so on the lender?

If a giant Amazon plant just closed or something, then yeah, run for the hills.

The only con is if your renovation is bad then your numbers will suffer. 

Ask if there's anything you should be aware of about the neighborhood that will impact your rent prices. ie. new construction, gentrification projects, a new Amazon plant opening, etc.you MUST get the rent rolls and a 12 month rental history and P&L.

No people should not share in the suffering equally.

Liquidated damages are paid by you regardless of how much damages the Seller actually suffers(ed).For example, if the EM is $ 25K and the Seller resells the property to a new buyer with an actual out of pocket loss from your breach of $ 10K, an argument can be made that Seller should not make a profit, unless the contract allows for such a situation.2.