I'm waiting to find out what the current revenue is on the properties, but I'm extremely new to real estate.

The official statements basically say CoronaVirus is like just a bad cold, actions include basically shutting down the Chinese economy after the 2 week holiday for the Chinese New Year.

Because real estate investing is extremely entrepreneurial.

I get that your property is almost brand new, but its better to be conservative and pleasantly surprised than overly hopeful and extremely disappointed.

It's cold.

For all the postcards, letters, "ringless voicemail", SMS spam and virtual assistants I get calling me, I think I've had ONE real honest person call asking if I was selling, and even though I wasn't,  I talked to him like a normal person and gave some advice about cold calling.

The advantages is that it is extremely easy to find tenants in manayunk.

6.5 points sounds extremely unusual to me as well.

He's in his 80s. b) He is considering trying to convert it into a rental but as I mentioned, the house has a *ton* of deferred maintenance (inside and out), meaning that it is extremely unlikely he could actually rent it to a 3rd party (which is what he thinks he could do). c) Also, he's "house-rich" but "cash-poor". 

In cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis the clientele can change drastically extremely quick (by a block or two).