If 1 of 5 tenants, for example, doesn't pay versus 4 of 5 tenants not paying - aren't these both technically "financial hardship?"

Can we use this thread to get a pulse on what's happening at a state-by-state level (versus debating the pros/cons of what's happening anyway)? 

Areas outside of Indy 465 loop like Beech Grove/Franklin township/Greenwood, etc. can be a safer bet and often still have a good amount of 3B2Ba.

I believe some managers try to get a full month on renewals as well, but that should not be the case.I also found in general my repair costs went up with management companies versus sourcing my own. 

But I bet things will go a lot better with an experienced guide.Good luck!

I best bet is to do an off market deal and BRRRR but I am wondering if it is worth looking on the MLS.

If you pull showing stats out of ShowingTime, our numbers are way off versus the previous 2 weeks YoY.2019:https://www.screencast.com/t/y...2020:https://www.screencast.com/t/e...I suppose that won't necessarily mean that pending deals will be down in the coming 30-45 days...

Real estate prices might not yet reflect it, but I would bet that there are more than a few motivated sellers of properties reliant on tourism.

If they're unable to pay in April and/or the foreseeable future you can bet the note holder has heard about it via the borrower.  

With eviction moratoriums in place, your best bet may be to have a discussion and accept what you can get, and setup a payment plan for the remainder.