My uncle has given me his car, for health reasons he can't enjoy it like he use to.

There is of course no point in talking about this (or 50 other things) until all that stuff is in-hand so you know what you're working with, you're just going to scare client away, or scare them into making a post on BP (ahem). 

We usually host it at a local restaurant but due to the health concerns presented by the coronavirus, we have decided to host in via Zoom.

It's an investment in your mental health and the health of your building as a whole.

They are also the easiest to scare, so when anything bad happens in the market they overreact and put about 10 million overlays on every file.

OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration    2.

@Patrick M. yes, I agree with you, the line I give to every person who has ever rented from me is "I don't scare easily but I don't like surprises, so if there is a problem be upfront and we are good". 

People aren’t able to make payments on loans and some will not be able to return to work.Foreclosures has a backlog and no properties that can not move forward to the sheriff auction stage.On the other side of the market we have the open market (MLS) that is competing for a very small and very scared buyers pool.

I think prospective tenants will start to look at properties through a COVID-19 "lens," and be more concerned than ever before with health and safety related to germs.

What I am scared about is getting burned with syndication, I have seen and heard about people getting large amounts of money taken from them because they did something wrong in the process.