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We will waive late fees and have them sign a payment arrangement document.We are guiding our Connecticut owners to check with their bank for available forbearance options.Here is some more information: https://ctlawhelp.org/en/coronavirusGood luck to you.

Welcome - I'd suggest reading this article to get an idea of how it works:https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides/ultimate-real-estate-investing-guide/introduction

I understand this 'rule' is just a guide, but nonetheless it seems extreme. 

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Luckily I have Shelby Osborne and the team guiding me. 

I do not have direct experience in Europe, but the great thing about the calculators is that they are just a guide as to what you should include, I'm sure they are applicable to any market.

CLICK HERE for a sample guide.

Is there a rule of thumb we can use to guide us?

Are there any experts out there who can help guide me as to what I can do to be able to get our property fixed?