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.

src=redalertCALIFORNIAASSOCIATIONOF REALTORS®CORONAVIRUS ADDENDUM/AMENDMENT(C.A.R.

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.

I've heard a lot of people discussing how this situation with covid 19 creates a lot of opportunity to buy great deals right now or make good long term investments.  I just wanted to see what the BP community thought ...

I applied for the EIDL, 5/3 received the email:Dear Applicant,We understand the challenges your business is facing due to the massive disruption caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic....What happens after this?

With all the current Coronavirus issues however, that caught everyone flatfooted, lenders are scrambling to identify terms that will keep them in business yet mitigate their risks.If an experienced lender is telling you to stay away from a deal, you should always take heed.

I've done my last two closings the same way, not bc of the coronavirus but we're just all remote

With the current Corona virus issue I feel like this is a minor repair and does not need urgent attention.

I'm watching the Coronavirus start to impact the markets, and I'm really curious how things will go from here.

For rentals in the current business environment caused by Coronavirus, the economic loss will be in the form of unpaid rents from tenants.