Since we're talking about substantial money the school districts will fight this to the end.

The banks want the same thing as the investors, so at 90 days late, if the property has substantial equity....lets say 40% or more.... the bank is the first to call and re-write a new loan. 

If you're able to negotiate a substantial discount, it will make the process of finding a partner much easier.

The cost for construction are not substantially different assuming that the studios are built next to each other and the plumbing is close.

All the "forbearance" talk has many owners/borrowers considering "skipping" some payments, even if they're gainfully employed and/or have substantial savings. 

Through my sphere of influence and sticking to the numbers to buy right.

That said, I think my lack of experience makes this hard.I know I would that I am generally interested in pursuing:1) acquiring small multifamily properties, eventually moving into smaller apartments2) I would like them to be in C (maybe lower B) class neighborhoods, due to the fact I lack  substantial cash.

Hey Jonathan, I recently found out i have substantial equity in my house.

There was damage to the walls before I moved in and they could care less even though it was substantial damage.

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