If not what what strategies would you be taking to control project management and rental management?

I'm not sure if on the Property management or asset management side there is any thing about delaying paying building bills, water, electric, mortgage, insurance....Kindly let me know if any of you aware of any laws or programs that we can apply for to protect the business until this issue get back under control. 

The market is something that we can't control and the best thing to do is to have a plan for any scenario! 

Your acknowledgement of the situation that is totally out of your tenants' control is commendable.  

Accordingly, it is crucial to find a competent local real estate lawyer who can prepare the right documents and protect your interest.Of course, you assume the risk of the buyer not paying you, ether thru bad intentions or thru circumstances beyond his control, like loss of employment, accident, illness, divorce etc.

Our one year old is taking his first steps, our two year old is confidently riding his bike with no training wheels, and our four year old is learning how to control himself from not knocking them both over, so I’m glad to be home to witness these events with zero guilt about not working for once.

Hopefully this pandemic gets under control. 

Washing machines (2) (lost the clutch & main pump <1yr old), fridges (2) one had 3 new boards installed until we gave up & sold it, stoves (control wiring faulty & one ceramic top cracked by itself) & dishwashers (entire pump mechanism failed < 1 yr old).

Thanks, Kevin De Vargas CPA

@Todd Dexheimer Yes, you're right for during the contract period but to say that the seller has to guarantee the rent post closing would be an extraordinary measure that he/she wouldnt really have control over.