I wanted to try to offer perhaps some things to reflect on that might help a little bit...It sounds like you have two pretty distinct challenges in this situation;1.

This is the same advice provided to me by the PM for my largest MF properties.

Had one do that with docs in Escrow :-( Flagstar was the largest bank warehousing those --They quit providing warehouse lines for Non-QM lenders - Home Express -TheLender- New Rez- Royal - DeeepHaven - Carrington - Angel Oak, etc - That all was securitized and investors have totally redefined risk.

Commercial real estate is in for it, and the everything bubble may have popped.Can the fed reinflate the largest credit bubble in history?

Currently the largest U.S. denomination in general circulation.

On August 9th 2007 BNP Paribas, the largest bank in France froze withdrawals from two of it’s money market funds.

And, the third group - and by far the largest, see this as a buying opportunity as prices drop. 

My passion for real estate as a whole dates back to 2007 with the purchase of my first home which was basically an 80's time capsule that I rehabbed myself with the help and design of my wife and is now our largest asset. 

Area: North Carolina Triangle region, about 10 min from Chatham Park (which is slated to be the largest planned community in the state of NC) Strategy: Buy and Hold, with a delayed cosmetic rehab in about a year to align with area growthARV (short term): 170,000Purchase Price: 136,500 SFH, 3/2, 1600 sq feetB-class neighborhood,Expected rent: 1,200-1,300//As I mentioned, we were planning a cosmetic rehab in about a year, at which point we'd also refinance to pull out our cash. 

With that being said, I am looking for some feedback on some of the industries largest struggles?