If so, no matter what your lender is telling you otherwise, the appraisal is going to be done to FNMA standards, unless the appraiser is an idiot (and that happens all too often too).And just because there are somewhere around 10 different ways to approach value on the 1025 Small Income Report, the appraiser only uses one, because FNMA only recognizes and loans according to one - the reconciliation of the sales comparison approach.

You could get some relief now to maybe do those improvements that drive traffic and he could see some upside later.

For the Section 469(c)(7) relief provision, personal services performed as an employee are not treated as performed in a real property trade or business unless the employee owns more than 5% of the employer for the entire year [IRC Sec. 469(c)(7)(D)(ii); Reg. 1.469-9(c)(5)].

Thats a relief.

Im open to all forms of critique.I am newly operating as GM for my mentors Disaster relief and Design build company, Philcor Solutions.

@Collin H.Silly, our socialist government is literally working the levers to stop evictions, to set relief funds.

Perhaps you'll even find some kind of financial relief or incentives near you, if the course of this virus does unfold in a more dramatic fashion than we can currently anticipate.

If you are experiencing significant economic damage due to the CV19 (cancellations, non-bookings), I suggest you complete the survey so they can take appropriate relief action.https://www.flgov.com/2020/03/12/governor-ron-desantis-activates-emergency-business-damage-assessment-survey-for-coronavirus-covid-19/The Business Damage Assessment Survey can be taken online at https://floridadisaster.biz/

I recently read a short article (link below) about Airbnb petitioning the government that the company and its hosts should be treated as the hotel industry and included in any disaster relief - couldn't agree more given Airbnb's awful cancellation strategy overriding hosts default settings.https://www.phocuswire.com/Airbnb-asks-for-government-support?

There is no relief in site for Vegas.