It specifically mentions Lost Rents (for rental property owners) on page 12 and increasing or decreasing funds on page 18. https://www.sba.gov/sites/default/files/articles/EIDL_Information_and_Documentation_-_3-30-2020_FINAL_2_pm.pdfContact the SBA.

Secondly, another wholesaler had a property, looked up property, looks like a good deal and a few days later called that they are decreasing the asking price.

Any decrease in inventory would only increase competitiveness in our market.

I’m looking intoHouse hacking my first go around, but with how the economy is shaping out I’m on the fence if I should start looking now since interest rates are decreasing and I’m assuming homes are being reduced as well.

Probably a temporary  decrease in real estate taxes. 

You can also do things to decrease the likelihood of you contracting the virus.

So I feel that home prices will decrease a bit, but bounce back within a year.

I personally have not seen much of a decrease in the real estate market.

(An investor has already offered me 205k to take it off my hands)2.It’s a wedge deal, I gave myself plenty of room Incase values decrease.

Is there any other recourse I can take against the buyer to recoup any costs or decrease in eventual sale price?