Although the price leap seems unlikely amid double-digit unemployment, you can plainly see that this trend reflects the uneven effects of the coronavirus and its economic fallout.

However, i was initially thinking if I could use Fannie Mae templates such as those here...I thought it would be more cost effective for a starting RE Investor.

As of now I’ve got the cash to do something, just not sure which would be the most effective considering I don’t have room for error on my first go.

They have policies and procedures in place to deal with problems quickly and effectively.

You also have people traveling a lot less do to fears, which in turn will effect the travel industry altogether.

So, the interest on unpaid purchase money is perhaps something to negotiate with the assignor if the plan is to wait this out.Regarding the eviction moratorium... that should have zero effect on the foreclosure.

If a tenant causes some sort of damage and is at fault you can file a liability claim against the tenant, and it will not effect your insurance position as it goes against their renters claim.

On top of that we are staying current with local/regional/national trends and data, as well as always working on working on making our business more efficient and effective. 

Depends, HOA fee's are variable when it comes to effecting income.

They said they would only do the standard 50% up to 50k, even though I was directly effected by COVID (I coach boxing and muay thai, gyms were the first places shutdown here in WA).