Fair Market Value.Then live in the fully paid off house forever (with just taxes to pay).Then save up your income to make investments--you will have a stable life at that point--unless you go through a Divorce and judge decides you need to be financially ruined....

Similarly, we will continue to accept multifamily loan applications but will only fund these loans on a case-by-case basis as the market appetite for these loans is changing too rapidly to have any stable guideline changes.

My wife and I are retired and the rentals are what puts food on the table for us.

If I was currently retired I would probably think a little different, and hold even more cash.

Hi everyone, So I am 19 years old with a very stable and pretty well paying job, and just opened a credit card.

Instead of forcing them into debt or draining their retirement accounts why don't you just let them leave.

Even if you play the long game with stocks you are going to be set up for a nice retirement fund later on.

She is retiring and wants to move her money into syndication projects.

Many people are working part time to keep busy and are financially stable (retired people, students gaining work experience for a resume and whose parents are funding them, etc) and this will allow them to withhold payments to their housing provider regardless of their financial situation and ability to pay.

Is it stable and likely to continue during the crisis and beyond?