I've always subscribed to "they will always need a place to live no matter what happens to the economy" theory and therefore just never could pull the trigger on commercial.Having said that, several of my friends and I have been talking about what life will be like in six months after the COVID panic is over. 

Is this an opportune time to seek out partnerships that are optimal for the moment.Or even better, how can you use generosity for those who need it most during these unprecedented times to create a lasting and meaningful relationship?

Hey everyone! I hope everyone's safe and healthy! My partners and I are planning to purchase our first real estate property in South San Antonio, TX; we're BRRRRing. We've done our research on the market and sub-marke...

Look at the absolute worst month and see if it was still positive. and 11cap is pretty high unless you are in a war zone, I would double check all those numbers and all your expenses, but if they still pan out, I would pull the trigger.

I'm not a fan of the stock market as any little trigger can send things sideways. 

According to Bloomberg data, the most prominent Big Apple properties scheduled to mature include 280 Park Avenue ($1.08 billion loan due Sept. 16), which is owned in partnership by S.L Green Associates and Vornado Realty Trust (NYSE: VNO), and 731 Lexington Avenue, another Vornado property with a $500 million loan coming due in June.What CMBS loans look like in ArizonaIn Arizona, there are 278 properties that back CMBS loans that are scheduled to mature in the next six months.

The statutory agent must be one of the following: (1) A natural person who is a resident of this state; or (2) A domestic or foreign corporation, nonprofit corporation, limited liability company, partnership, limited partnership, limited liability partnership, limited partnership association, professional association, business trust, or unincorporated nonprofit association that has a business address in this state.

But no notifications to you; directly triggers alarm to their monitoring, they call you, and then decide to send police or not.

Thank you, everyone, for the input.I actually got in touch with the bank and the helped me to find the parts of the contract that outlines possible freezes.Now I know that is the property is worth less than 120% of the loan, then it may trigger the freeze.

I wake up, put on "Riding the Storm Out" by Illinois' very own REO Speedwagon (lol, I just realized that's gonna trigger for those who have the keyword REO for "real estate owned"), write my affirmations, remind myself I got this, and start my day.