https://www.nydailynews.com/coronavirus/ny-coronavirus-senator-gianaris-calls-for-rent-suspension-new-yorkers-20200319-unw3kcrtbnhvbnvkvymskhjdv4-story.htmlI'm not sure what to say other than a 25% decrease in annual revenue (and three months without any) would be catastrophic for almost everyone I know in the business. 

Can someone point me to rough wording for a purchase agreement stipulation that would give me an out if banks become too tight with financing due to Corona Virus?

I read this article today that seems pertinent:https://www.marketwatch.com/story/fannie-mae-home-sales-will-decline-by-nearly-15-in-2020-due-to-coronavirus-2020-04-15?

Residential new construction here in the Charlotte, NC area hasn’t seemed to slow down much despite the current coronavirus pandemic.

Much different situation of what happened in 2007-2008, where we had seen it coming for a while (we were just in denial for a while longer) and it was based on financial and mortgage fall out (instead the economy this time around was doing fine.)Even though Coronavirus has been spreading for a few weeks now in the USA, it really did not hit home until about 10 days ago, when everything started getting cancelled, shut down, etc. 

I am very excited, fixed it up and had it on the market to rent...now with the corona virus, I am trying to figure out the best option is with it. 

I'm afraid now to give them one year lease because of the coronavirus.

wallit_nosession=1https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/23/coronavirus-us-potential-wave-of-mortgage-delinquencies-could-bankrupt-payment-system.html

First tenant called today with a Corona virus related lay-off.

I have about 100 tenants in the rentals that I manage.  I am already getting calls from tenants wanting to know "what we are doing to help".  I am getting calls from owners asking "are tenants still able to pay the re...