When you own and hold multi-family properties or apartments, hiccups do come with a recession, but in many markets, it provides you access to better renters over the longer-term who are getting out of being homeowners.

My city has put a moratorium on evictions so I won't be able to replace any tenants who can't pay With the expected cash flow, and even with the "expected" hiccups along the way (possible vacancy, major repairs, etc) I felt find going forward with an all cash deal.

Those had their own hiccups. 

Avoid any possibility of hiccups later.

This would make it so that we have someone else making the payments and would allow us to deduct things such as trips to the area and depreciation.We are a week or less from closing (assuming no hiccups).

@Jason Johnson Your best bet would either be syndication or finding a money partner or money partners to invest alongside with. 

Policyholders should review exclusions and endorsements alongside a qualified insurance broker to ensure they have the coverage they need. 

The seller offers a split for the buyers agent who come alongside, when the sale is escrowed each party takes their fee.

Policyholders should review exclusions and endorsements alongside a qualified insurance broker to ensure they have the coverage they need.

People can and do purchase commercial real estate that have been studying and analyzing the market, but I would say the majority of people need the support and the in depth knowledge to feel peace of mind about their purchase.I work alongside my dad who has 30+ years experience in the field and see this knowledge piece as invaluable to customers looking to buy/sell.