They are your best bet.

For the estimating component, ClearEstimates is your best bet in my opinion, just remember to read and follow there set-up steps which includes downloading market pricing date (it's included for free just have to designate the exact market for it to get accurate cost data).

@Courtney Duong I know you tagged Joel on this but as a currently not practicing martial artist I’d say they are pretty risky bets.

I bet that collections from the first through the sixth of March and April are materially closer than collections the first through the fifth.

I'm trying to head into the process with my eyes wide open, and yet . . . it snowed here today, we're both working from home, and I've been distracted by internet real estate sites and pretty, pretty condo listings. 

Your best bet would be to get the borrower to modify the loan where you have a first which is the payments to the buyer and then you go in 2nd position with the balloon.

Unfortunately, if you do not think that you can re-rent the unit right now, your best bet might be to just take that half-month rent payment and deduct the remaining from the security deposit, or go after them in small claims court once the virus blows over.Best of luck!

Approach the agent and seeing if they will agree to a lower fee may be your best bet in this case.

If you’re 1/2” short at the moment I bet there’s a reasonable cost solution here such as a thin epoxy or similar over the existing subfloor.

It did seem that they had felt that maybe I was off the hook on the mortgage, which I explained that I’m not, and they paid up on the spot.I do feel they will be good tenants as I bet my tenants pretty well.