We are looking at putting together  a simple, repeatable, improvable, standardized, simplified, optimized, economized multifamily project designed to be modular.  

So the servicers are getting put into a liquidity crisis, and instead of offering to help, Calabria is saying he will just move servicing away from those struggling to those with more resources.All that being said, I stand by my earlier point.  

There's no play book on this...we're all in this alone when it comes to the economic side of this shutdown. 

Then I would take any rent you can and evict after the crisis is over and eviction moratorium lifted.

Do you understand the economics of the transaction and how money should flow in and out?

I wouldn't want to deal with a tenant like this in a shaky economic situation that could drag on for months.

What does the economic outlook mean for hard money lenders, and for portfolio lenders?

You can always find worse off people, even after this crisis ends. 

Just like Obama's recession after the 2008 financial crisis. 

Thus, it'll be easier to transition once the crisis is over.