In terms of rent payment, We reached out to tenants last month to check on their employment status, and to see if they needed help.

You need to stick to exactly what your lease says in terms of payment due date, late penalties and/or eviction clauses.

It's in the sellers best interest to get all their money as quickly as possible, and often in terms that doesnt allow much room for you to cash flow.This also, is not always the case.

I'm specifically asking in terms of being the lender on a property purchase/flip. 

I also would like to keep the low-cost, singular, fastest internet speed we have since it works just fine for the entire house in terms of speed.

Still, I like the idea of a conventional loan just because I feel that it's one of the most reliable financing methods (in terms of being able to count on the bank to provide payment once the loan's approved). 

@Jordan Moorhead I was trying to find a duplex too, but haven't found one that works in terms of numbers.

Just wondering in terms of cost to build, which size makes the most sense in terms of ROI.

Going into the month of April, I've heard many landlords bracing for the worst in terms of their tenant's ability to pay rent. 

I'm not sure how to proceed with Heloc creditor in terms of negotiating with both lender and existing Homeowner.