Here is the breakdown 2 units combined rents 1350Price 70K and 5K back at closing to replace single pane windows.Both tenants have stable jobs that appear to not be affected by COVID 19 as of yet (1 works at BP gas station husband works at Ford dealership other works for maintenance crew for an apartment complex down the street) I am getting a Commercial loan and was curious on should I wait and push back close on this property given the uncertainty with COVID 19 as well as perhaps getting an even lower rate?

@Elizabeth Zielinski Apologize if repeating with what @David Barnett mentioned above, but for example our area county assessor site says who the current owner of the property is, but also if you are able to view the tax payments due/made it will show the payment made or not made.

I do plan on waiving late fees for all my tenants affected.

Although we still have expenses related to the property that we must cover, we are making the following updates for the next three months to assist with the hardship many of you may be facing:Rent will be considered on-time if paid by the 10th or soonerYou may deduct $150 from your rent if you pay it on timeWe will accept credit card payments for rent (contact me for information)If you think that you will be unable to pay the full amount by the 10th or sooner due to your employment being affected by the pandemic, you must let us know as soon as possible by calling or texting MANAGEMENT at (XXX)XXX-XXXX.

We all just need to be upfront and honest with our clients, employees or subs about how this has affected everything.I was in the process of purchasing another investment for myself which I now may have to put on hold due to the unknown of when my flip, which will be market ready in a week or so, will sell.

I have reached out the the Secretary of Commerce to inquire if property owners will be given similar protections to enable us to catch up or in the event of a foreclosure to ensure a change of ownership will not affect our residents.

Rinse and repeat to allow some breaks a long the way In my real estate journey.Lee

Trying to figure out what is going to transpire and how real estate prices are going to be affected.

I know there is still a need for housing the Bay Area so this might not be affected but any thoughts on how this market might impact construction costs as they tend to drop when the economy slows. 

I don't know how it affected the markets, but after that came the roaring 20's.