Has anyone renegotiated the purchase price of a property (being bought through a whole-seller)? The deal was entered before the COVID-19 situation, but considering the sudden change of market conditions, it now seems ...

In just this short amount of time since the Corona Virus has affected our day-to-day lives in the U.S., I've noticed a considerable amount of negative chatter from other Realtors.

I work for a property mgmt company that manages about 5000 properties across a half dozen states. Several of the large funds/Trusts that I have contact with are holding off on purchasing, and even getting out of contr...

I tried, but could not find a discussion tracking any coronavirus impacts in specifically Kansas City that investors are seeing.

I am getting calls from tenants almost every day wanting to know what provisions we are making regarding the Corona Virus crisis.The Corona Virus is real both in its potential impact on our health, and also its certain impact on our economy.

As mentioned, while the Corona Virus is the primary news with a lot of unknowns around it, service sector workers will be effected, but I think it will bounce back once people are free to leave their houses, and actually booming for a few weeks after lockdowns are relaxed.  

Just curious how the market (coronavirus impact) for the niche market for high end flip/ new construction now?

However I wouldn’t count on it closing quickly due to 1) a glut of refinances going on right now due to very low rates at the beginning of this month, and 2) logistical difficulties due to Coronavirus (e.g., some town halls being closed for recording).I would pay attention to the terms of the HELOC of course, obviously the rate but also any other terms such as ability to convert to a fixed and under what terms, how long you can keep an outstanding balance before it needs to be repaid in full, etc.

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This is applicable for all canceled stays with a night that falls between March 13 and April 30, 2020, even on trips that are outside the set cancellation policy.After throwing everyone at the lap of the greedy homeowner, I think it is worth readying VRBO's blanket statement on the trip insurance refunds that they sold:Position Statement - Coronavirus OutbreakThe Coronavirus outbreak is considered a foreseeable event under any plans purchased on or after January 29, 2020.