Prior to the current shutdown they alternated between Burlington and Worcester which translates into a bigger network.

My mortgage broker instructed me to just present the facts in the challenge.  

Its not because I think it will be a huge deal, mainly to thank them for being with me and to help them at least a little during this crazy time.The following is the beginning part of the email I just sent out to all my tenants (for the properties that I self manage):Tenant's name,Effective now, I will be offering the following credits:Rent submitted 5 days early (by the 26th of the prior month) - 10% DISCOUNTRent submitted on time (by the 1st of the month rent is due) - 5% DISCOUNTI will be waiving late fees.

I tend to agree because there weren’t any underlying major economic issues prior to this drastic halt.

In most cases, borrowers will need to refinance prior to having the balloon due. 

Purchased the gel and roach motels on amazon, followed instructions and then never saw another one (alive) again.

So from a financing perspective, a small hotel is within the realm of possibility, at least extrapolating from the prior sale data I've seen on the Miami-Dade property appraiser site. 

hav ur current tenant take pics/video(give them instruction) ...offer them compensation i.e cash/check/credit for rent/gift card/etc/etc/etc.... don't let a little ol'virus stop you.

We were considering selling prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and I still think there is a chance we could exit and do well. 

Should I be in contract or should I be building a relationship prior to going into contract so that when the time comes I will have the lender in place?