And if you're interested in reading more on the topic, here's an article from Experian on this very subject: https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/does-filing-for-unemployment-affect-your-credit/

You will need to become an internet sleuth.  

Things aren't so different this week for me than it was last month.I read an article last week that stated that the pandemic will accelerate the move of a significant part of the work force to working remotely from home.

“These factors will likely result in a surge in defaults, with a default rate on nonfinancial corporates in the U.S that may rise above 10% and into the high single digits in Europe over the next 12 months.”https://www.spglobal.com/ratings/en/research/articles/200317-economic-research-covid-19-macroeconomic-update-the-global-recession-is-here-and-now-11392265

A list from Mike LaCava's article "6 Ways to Flip Houses With No Money":Real Estate Investor PartnersHard Money LendersPrivate Money LendersReal Estate WholesalingHouse Flipping and CrowdfundingSeller FinancingMy explanationsSome strategies don't leave real estate on your property.

You can also download an Oregon lease from the Internet.

The deal was entered before the COVID-19 situation, but considering the sudden change of market conditions, it now seems like there is good reason to believe that the house prices will go down, see a few articles: article 1article 2article 3Does anyone have any insights about going about renegotiating the purchase price a few days before closing?

The 5 points of the article were:1.

Originally posted by @Bob Collett:Hi Bob,Here is an article about what some of the larger players in the industry are doing right now: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/tenants-landlords-coronavirus-income-job-houston-15140121.phpAlso, President Trump has invoked some kind of special war powers, maybe it will allow him to address this situation on the minds of so many renters and owners. 

As far as personal qualities goes:1) Quality of workmanship2) Quality of workmanship3) Quality of workmanship4) No Alcohol consumption on the job5) Dependable show ups6) Experience on a particular type of job (if semi-complicated such as countertop installs vs light bulb replacement)7) Doesn't need CONSTANT supervision or granular directions8) Pride of workmanship when finishedI picked these pics off of the internet to illustrate 7) and 8).This guy wouldn't be a good fit for me (although for some people he would) because "You didn't tell me you wanted it smoothed out Boss" or "That's the way it's done", or "That's all you paid for"--isn't what I'm looking for in a workman.Compare the above pic to the one below, that has been completed in a "Neat and workmanlike manner".