I'm not the biggest expert, but being in the investment side of real estate for the past 5 years I can fortunately say we bounced back after the first month of lockdown.

We can connect, learn, and bounce ideas off of each other.

I would love to have someone else to share our journey and we can bounce ideas off of each other. 

It was really helpful to bounce ideas with you all since it seemed that the situation was stalled due to his lack of cooperation.As @Ned Carey said, I'm starting to get a handle on the situation.  

Eviction moratorium, yeah it suck yet we are bouncing 97%-98% rents collected, during moratorium (granted this may be a result of good planning, strategy and just being good at it).

Would you mind if I send you a private message, I’d like to bounce some ideas off you?

@Max Maysonet, I'm always available to chat if you want to bounce ideas around!

Although we are in acovid crazed world, I would love to begin to speak with other newbiesto bounce ideas around.

In 2008 your stocks would crash(you don't panic and keep your money in place) and when 2012 comes around you're stocks have bounced back and you're in a perfect place to jump back into realestate when prices are at rock bottom.  

Literally, rather than rent the place out (or sell it... some comps are sitting on the market for months and months, AND he feels that the market is likely to bounce back), he believes, and I think he is reasonable in his belief, that it is best for him to simply "bleed" the $2,000 per month cash flow loss covering the spread between current rent and mortgage/HOA + maintenance/CAPEX and wait for clarity to emerge.