I'm trying to gauge interest in motivated seller data.   

However, the truth is that no one will know how this is going to play out with rent collections until rent is due and that picture will change every day of the month.I think PM's that are on top of their KPI's and know their data are going to have a clear picture come April 2nd of which moves they need to make.  

But we will see how this pans out, since they are limited to what markets this makes sense, and with price corrections happening faster than an algorithm can likely truly take into account, since they need recorded data to build out their pricing structures.Currently 21 analysts are reporting on ZG, per marketbeat.  11 are hold, 8 are buy and 2 are sell.  

I invest in companies like Adobe, Amgen, Apple, Auto Data Processing, Home Depot and Boeing. 

Is there such thing as a bank statement loan that considers qualitative data about the borrower when determining the interest rate?

Curious what the guidelines or data requirements will be. https://www.fhfa.gov/Media/Pub...

Yeah totally worth not having a realtor here IF you are confident in value, maybe get yourself a BPO for $75 to be sure you aren't selling the property too far under market. 

This is assuming you plan to still stay in the property and let it recuperate in value should it depreciate.

We will go over some local market data and we'll have Rob Landry a local investor and Property Manager with 350+ Units under management on the call to talk about what they are seeing and answers peoples questions. 

We don't have really any great data yet, and forbearance of up to 12 months seems like it would greatly insulate most real estate prices from taking a nose dive in the near future.