Was the buyer getting financing and now can't get a loan because of a job loss? 

Seriously....showing problems with my rent collection to the world is not an advantage; rather, it would give my competition knowledge that I am struggling and might have to sell at a loss. 

Or, they may be able to buy a much larger property and take bonus depreciation and offset all the gains with new losses.

With an average stay of 4 days, that's a loss of SIX DAYS revenue per month, which is a 20% loss.

It also carries a possible $10,000 fine per incident and loss of applicator license. 

This is if you don't have extended vacancy, repairs or loss of income to pay your part.  

She more than likely will just need to take a loss, or let the bank take it back.

If we keep cutting off large sectors of the economy (elective medical procedures - all food service workers, hair dressers, schools, event/promotion industries) for another 4 weeks - you will see a super cascade effect in the economy that could be where we have 30%+ unemployment. 

Retail seems OK, but I would expect issues soon if you are selling into the lower price points - the target market might work in hospitality, entertainment, or other sectors hit hard & recent job losses I think will hit the lower end market first.Investors are holding off - I am seeing wholesalers dropping prices and hounding me when I couldn't get one to return an email the first week of March.I think prices in real estate will drop over the next 3-6 months (maybe longer as foreclosures will be delayed). 

Luckily we subleased and losses are minimum.