It's a slap in the face of the people who are keeping the wheels on the bus.

The credit markets are tightening up, buyers may be a bit leary today with the uncertainty facing the economy.

Here's another...at least this article refers to the equal problem landlords face regarding their mortgages, taxes and insurance due while tenants aren't paying.

The biggest challenge we faced is booking them since they were pretty busy.

They mean it well, as they don't want other people to have to face the same problem.

Here is what I did: 1) screened interested parties heavily prior to inviting them to see it. 2) took my husband with to the showing... so he could wait outside for the next party (I schedule my appointments to show my units every 30 minutes). 3) I attached this message to their appointment invitation: “Out of respect for the current tenant (due to the Covid-19 situation), would it be possible for you to come without children & wear a face mask?”

We are not seeing the same liquidity in the CMBS or the CLO markets and Life Companies are locked up right now, barely making bids for product. 

This is a question to those who are familiar with the current refi market.For a rental property owner who is in a 10-20 year mortgage and facing non-payment issues, it is likely a much better option to refi to a 30 year mortgage than to request forbearance.Are refis slowing these days?

@James Martin  I can only imagine the look on their face when you gave them the roof quote, I have seen few quotes for multi units and wow is all I can say.  

If you buy it today, and next year your Dad faces huge medical expenses, this house will count against him.