Essentially, if appraisers, lenders, title companies, etc. are delayed due to closures or stay-at-home orders, then this form would help buyers and sellers in Denver, Colorado Springs and elsewhere in Colorado get on the same page. 

We all should do what we can to minimize the suffering.  

I feel for you Bryan...I also wouldn't volunteer the option for tenants to delay paying rent.

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Hi Mike,I tried to delay the closing for 2 months, Lennar approved for only 4 weeks.

I agree with the above - FNMA type loans are still fine - Plan on delays for appraisals and some counties are not recording loans but rates have moved up from Feb lows and you will need 20% DP on rentals. 

I've never spent a % on anything...don't think I ever will.Maximize the cash flow, minimize the actual cost (out of pocket...the only cost that matters), and that number should offset a specific monthly cost(s). 

However, the initial inspection was delayed by the turnkey provider because of construction on the property that made an inspection on the initial date impossible. 

I believe you will most if not all of your Tenants delay or not pay rent at all due to this letter and that the lasting effects from the letter will last long after the pandemic is over. 

Nothing that requires permits, the city, or a bank (for REOs) to complete and with very short timelines (which I'm prepared to minimally double).