I'll obviously need a discount but are there still buyers out there willing to deal with terrible tenants with all of this craziness with coronavirus and evictions?

Purchase price: $82,000 Cash invested: $26,200 Sale price: $89,900 I just recently, in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, closed on a property in my hometown of Bristol, TN.

To answer your question I would say at this point be patient and save as much as you can until we see what a post-coronavirus economy looks like.

Search for SBA coronavirus, click on the COVID-19 SBA website link, scroll to the bottom of the page and then click on the link to apply.

The rent is 1k on month but they’re going to pay $650 this month because of the Coronavirus and they’re not working.

This all happened in NY and the coronavirus is happening as well in all this mix. 

Have to be affected by the Coronavirus to not pay penalty.5.

The memorandum includes a recommendation to "enact an emergency resolution for a residential rent suspension for 90 days for all units if the tenant can demonstrate a direct financial impact due to the coronavirus pandemic."

These are difficult times and it seems things are changing quickly. Under the Stay Home order Realtors are considered essential employees. However, not all Realtors are showing properties and operating at full throttl...

Here's a few good reads:https://themortgagereports.com/64357/coronavirus-causes-mortgage-mayhem-with-new-requirements-and-no-rate-lockshttp://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/channels/pipelinepress/04032020-forbearance-letter.aspxAll the best,