@Tanvir Sattar Yes, the 0% down was a huge relief, especially during current times.

Totally reasonable like a gfci outlet by every sink, a cracked window, water heater pressure relief discharge pipe.

It was actually a huge relief to hear Joe because I thought maybe the other shoe just hadn't dropped yet on S8 for me.  

They are not offering any relief other than tack on daily interest to the remaining amount.

If you are happy with the offer you have accepted, the next thing that you want is to actually get the deal closed and it sounds like you are well on your way.Marcus this is a very helpful perspective & I actually am starting to feel some relief. 

@Collin Cook please don't take this the wrong way, but as a Wholesaler you should know more about the deal, the area, the exit strategy, the construction costs, the ways to handle back taxes, etc. before you can control the property at a price that would make it interesting for an Investor to look at, still provide you a "reasonable" income and the Seller with some form of relief / satisfaction.War zones are not always bad deals, especially for those Investors with a 7-10yr hold strategy because usually over time the neighborhoods change...perfect example is the Lawrenceville area.

(b) A person wrongfully removed pursuant to this subsection has a cause of action for wrongful removal against the person who requested the removal, and may recover injunctive relief and compensatory damages.

Knowing now that I found new tenants who will take over their lease and I would be relief them from paying last month rent, they stopped communicating to me.What would be my best course of actions at this point?

They are saying that due to COVID 19 they need 5 months relief from payments.

Then you have the pressure relief valves bleeding by & getting corroded to slightly open when the tenant jacks the heat up to max 24/7.