Well, I was starting a thread on this stuff, like a comprehensive resource sort of thing, and just before I posted it thought to maybe check to see if there already was one.

Jared Polis, Michael Hancock and John Suthers websites should also have more local resources for accessing help.Colorado executive order 20-22 closing all non essential businesses such as hair and nail salons until May 1.  

Indy is in a mandatory shutdown but real estate is deemed an essential business so it is business "sort of" as usual. 

Of course, sometimes you run into a truly novel situation, and a decent amount of research may be necessary, but this doesn't sound like that sort of situation to me.

If you work something out with one tenant who is struggling in this crisis, whether it is rent reduction, rent credit, deferred payment plan of some sort, applying last month or deposits towards rent, whatever...how do you solve the problem in a multi family setting where everyone including the ones who could afford rent stop paying "If George gets to skip rent I am not paying either!"

The overwhelming majority don’t work and are receiving some sort of gov’t assistance.

There must have been some sort of plan/agreement.

For our multifamily assets and commercial assets, we have doubled our cleaning frequency and focus.While we do expect rent payment, we also expect there may be some sort of leniency if payment is not made.

The current lender sort of threw a curve ball into the mix a week ago by changing the amortization from 20 years to 15 years.

I just got my license is it better to wait until this gets sorted out before I join a brokerage?