I know I will be fine, but up until today most effects to real estate are fears without facts. 

Dear community,Wondering if there are any people on this forum that know a thing or two about effectively posting apartment ads online and how to maximize exposure.I have been running ads for about 3 weeks online to secure a new tenant through the free platforms like Zillow Apartments.com, Rentberry, Zumper etcMy current tenant has now extended his lease by a month until mid May (6 weeks out).Is it typically better in a constellation as such to take all ads down and repost as to not make them look stale and get some potential freshness boost when reposting in 2-3 weeks?

Apparently, advocates have moved past a request seeking deferred payments, or other options, to simply demanding that rent be waived altogether.My concern is that regardless of whatever is offered in an attempt to explain that LLs have obligations as well, emotions are going to feed this issue and automatic unchallenged waivers of rent will be demanded by tenants on a massive national scale.

The effect of this is that capital gains taxes can be deferred over a longer period of time and, prior to the vesting of the balloon payment (when that payment becomes due to the taxpayer), the taxpayer can potentially negotiate a new installment obligation with the trustee (think of it as a refinance) and continue the tax deferral effect.Please reach out to me if I can be of service.

If you’re afraid of not being able to get a mortgage and it happens, real estate prices in Spain will probably get much lower when they’re right now so I wouldn’t worry about it.While the effect of such a crisis is immediate in the stock market, it always take time to work out in the real estate market so the prices could go much lower.

We do have a little cushion that will get us through, but I'm not sure what the long term effects will be on our STR business down the road..

How can you use this today to get results more effectively, be it scaling or reaching goals?

Does anyone have any thoughts on if that would be effective in preventing further movement of the brick/worth it?

Even if you get 1 out of 25 offers accepted, it could have a huge effect on your business. 

It's devastating and it will effect our ability to get the $120,000 down.Being that I put this under contract when the economy was great, and now its quite obvious that commercial real estate values will be plummeting, is it reasonable to renegotiate this deal?