I am settled in the Knoxville area and work at the one of (if not the) largest Building Materials and Hardware Supply stores in the area and have a great knowledge of the homebuilding/repair process, as well as the handyman/construction skills to do essentially anything in terms of rehabbing.

As an aside, you should read your state’s statutes that regulate tenant-landlord relationships at least once.

I'm sure this thing is tough on a lot of people who were not prepared for it financially, or supply wise (W2 and Owner Operators both).The mandatory stay at home orders, food shortages, TP shortages, job loses, the uncertainty of your financial situation, having no job, or having to let some of your people go, etc...But it will end, and it may make it more endurable to focus on a possible end date. 

Sometimes certain deals are more complex in their structure and you may want or need an attorney to draw up the paperwork to ensure it is done in accordance to IRS regulations. 

@Scot Poore very little new supply in the area, year over year rent growth has been phenomenal, will be interested in seeing how the submarket responds to the virus when it comes to delinquency.

What we want to do is identify and explain how quickly the private lending industry evolved and why some companies had a firm stop as of last week.In the hard money industry, the rates that are offered, coupled with leverage are a direct result of "supply and demand" of capital.

Gas stations lost money, their supply was limited but they could not charge enough to reflect the lacking supply (for the same reason that on cannot charge $100 for hand sanitizer now - It is considered gouging). 

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Because there is still construction going on for essential buildings (i.e. hospitals) so they wont get to use this clause flat out for everything but if their supply chain gets disrupted then they would.

It appears they are loosening the regulations for unemployment and allowing temporarily laid off people and 1099/freelancers to collect unemployment and also giving an extra $600/week onto the u employment checks.