We'll needless to say now what was a small problem for them will become a big problem as the lawyers are now involved.  

...this post took a weird turn.A quick takeaway that I have heard echoed elsewhere (and in your post)* a pandemic led recession is unique and leads to uncertainty in recovery and treatment (economic responses can't fully "cure" the problem as it is public health issue)I must say that my general optimism is higher than it was during the April/May and I remain confident in human ingenuity and ability to adapt and respond (in the general sense...on an individual level people are all over the place).But yeah, thanks for the quick take and thoughts on where we are headed over the next 6-12.

Illinois is also insane and I have the same problem as many others.

The title is pretty self-explanatory :) I'm curious as to what you find as your biggest problem as a real estate agent in the "normal" market.

Here are the details and I am looking for some ideas on how I can help them solve their problem. A

Here are the details and I am looking for some ideas on how I can help them solve their problem. A

@randy galliani @todd pultz  Okay as a banker I am giving this advice to try and help solve the problem. A

Had this problem a few deals ago and it worked out fine.

We shouldn’t have a problem as long we get the appraisal we’re aiming for: high $140k or low $150k.Cue rite of passage number two.

I would rather have the tenant that communicates and makes excuses than the ones that just go silent and ignore the problem. A