What they can and should offer you is good and qualified tenants, no matter voucher or market renters, who have escrowed funds such as last and security in the event that something does come up to supplement your potential loss. 

@Jacob George Lada sorry to hear of the unfortunate event.

No two ways around this, central planners (the fed) have thrown us under the bus, with misguided policy's attempting to keep the real, free market economy from operating as it should. 

After watching events unfold these past few weeks, I'm glad I held off a bit on the purchase! 

After several years of listening and reading, tangentially, I have had some life changing events that have reminded me that I should have be investing long ago.If there are any investors local to Chicago, specifically the western suburbs (Aurora/Naperville), I would love to meet and discuss which methods you use to invest locally.

I had such statements in the contract amendment: "In the event that seller is unable to vacate by March 12, 2019, it shall pay Buyer $250/day to remain in occupancy for a maximum of 30 days, time of the essence as to this date."

For example, you might build in the ability to extend the inspection period in the event inspectors are unable to inspect the property.

So, I am performing one or more cashout refis after the initial purchase event.

Subject: COVID-19 pandemicDue to recent events all late fees forrent will not apply.We are asking you to contact us ifquestions or payment delays occur by email or text.We will be working with each of ourvalued tenants to reduce or delay payments as needed.  

For the past two years I have been studying everything I can on REI, attending networking event, and getting my financial house in order.