I figured the sit would notify me when there was a response but never saw any of these.

Failing to be proactive, and just sitting back to see what happens, will undoubtedly result in a worse outcome for each of us, both in terms of health, as well as financial security.We are all in this together, and we will get through this, together.

@Inger S. it depends on what side of the foreclosure equation you are talking about. 

Originally bought to sit on for a while and then renovate to sell.

Unless you have a million bucks sitting in the bank, do not take on any unnecessary risks.

I backed out of the contract and I have $1,000 in earnest money that is just sitting with the title company.

It's a 1960 property and needs rehab (not immediate) but over the years, sits on a septic and own water well.World has changed in 3 weeks, and US in last week.

Does sitting on several hundred thousand in reserves help protect a portfolio.

If it blows over in by Mid-may or so, I'll be fine, if it sits vacant for 6 months, I'll be in trouble.Curious what people think, thanks.

As the markets, both RE and stock, become more and more scrutinized, sellers will begin to move loans that they were once willing to sit on.