@Blaine Prater,Real Estate allows for a lot of different and creative solutions. 

Banks are in good shape for now, but could face many customers with bankruptcies, both individual and business. 

We have been flexible in the past and will agree to any reasonable solution - some of our tenants are not very good with money management, so for example we transfer rent bi-weekly (he is a branch manager for a bank, for pete sake..!)

I'm certain at least 3 others will be taking the second option.There's no perfect solution here (other than everyone paying on time of course), but the reality is folks are out of work and unemployment won't cover all their expenses. 

If there is an existing title problem, buying title insurance after closing isn’t the solution ... that loss would be excluded from coverage.

I am interested in a property that is listed as pre-foreclosure.  The realtor has told me it has a $950k baloon payment to a hard-money lender that is due.  The property is worth around $1 mil.  Is there any financing...

hi guys, I analysed the spreadsheet, and could'nt get the solution to the numbers for the cash outlay and equity accrued.

I have skills in pretty much everything from accounting, digital marketing, and customer service.

Tracks everything, takes care of late payments, and allows for customers to pay by credit card if needed.

If you are unable to pay yourrent for 1 month, once you are back to work again you can make extrapayment to catch up with late rent.We are offering a 90 day delayin rent if needed, this will be paid back on a monthly scheduleafter you begin work again along with your normal rent.Our goal here is to work with ourvalued tenants and offer some solutions in an uncertain situation.