I’m wondering what solutions will look like with places less accessible though and non-attorney states.

I was able to get a hold of SBA customer service with no wait this morning.

Landlords could be part of the solution.

You can always speak with your lender on a solution.

Our Settlement Officers are working hard to meet the closing obligations of our customers.

If their income is affected and they contacted me, I would ask them what they see as a solution and work with them.  

They are not US citizens but most (or all) of them own businesses in their home country.Any tips/suggestions would be highly appreciated as I am not too familiar with this process but aside from refis, does anyone know of an alternative solution that they would be able to pull their money out and get a loan on with much reasonable rates to purchase one or more other investments?

Each situation is so different a tailored solution with many of Brandon's ideas are a good starting point.

Yes, Business Income is a coverage that is almost always automatically included in a small business policy if Tenants or customers of any business stop paying, that is not an insurable claim on a standard policy.There are some products in the REI space that can cover this, like Rent Rescue, but not sure if their policy would respond to this.

As I'm finishing up #abcsofrealestateinvesting by Ken McElroy I'm on pg. 144 #maintenance Goes on to say if you are a property manager and you will have to source and negotiate your own providers for services like #plumbers #electricians Now as I look on how I handle it as my own #propertymanager I seek someone who has customer service and also look at if they offer #militarydiscount-It's a good thing I'm a #realtor during this #coronavirus as I contacted both a #garagedoor installer and #roofer ( #allseasonsroofing ) and they said they have been slammed with so much work.