We were willing to lose them and find new tenants if they were unwilling to sign the new lease.

(Alternatively, bill in advance for $X,XXX dollars to be spent on materials, and then provide receipt tracking for materials bought against that bill, billing additional as needed)The problem I've seen over and over again is that investors will turn contractors into unwilling lenders with none of the protection (Deeds) or benefits (Interest) afforded to a real lender.

The contracts and structure will give you more protection.As for the construction contacts, if they're unwilling to share contacts at RE meet ups, go to Angie's list and make some calls, walk their projects and check their references.

I definitely think there will be a shift in the property rankings as any hosts that are unwilling to work with people in this case are bound to get some negative reviews, or possibly even have to deal with guests disputing the charges with their credit card companies.

The house is in the Kansas City, MO 64130 area and was built in 1966.I'm not sure if this is a solid resource to see expected appreciation values or not, but it's one I've found:https://www.bestplaces.net/housing/zip-code/missouri/kansas_city/64130The TurnKey company appears to be unwilling to reduce the sales price at all, claiming that the opportunity is strong and that they believe in the offer regardless of the low appraisal. 

Many contractors are unwilling to go to those neighborhoods.

Most, if not all, of the complexes are expecting rent to be paid in April and are unwilling to break leases.

I can only assume that the article is referring to a European or Asian company then.Most stocks are moving independent of underlying fundamentals at this point in time, so I wouldn't get too attached to anything with a high-yield, real estate, utilities, etc. that become potential short-term safe havens, only for funds to later churn out of them as the dust settles.If your belief remains that people will continue to downsize and/or be unwilling to part with belongings, then self-storage would certainly support that belief. 

That makes no sense.So if she really can’t afford it, part ways now before she gets too far behind and is unable/unwilling to move (which will force you to go through an expensive eviction), and then get a better qualified paying tenant in there.Just my two cents.

Were these people that are going to pile in at 2018 or 2019 prices unable to invest back then or just unwilling?