Facebook has gone as far to say that they will likely haircut salaries if their employees choose to telecommute and live in a lower COL area.

No haircut is given as in a conventional loan where 25% is automatically deducted from gross rents as general expenses. 

Investors in negative cashflow condos may take a haircut, but this is what market corrections are all about.

I predict a 40% haircut for a lot of properties in urban areas which will last only a short period of time, maybe a few months, before an inevitable rise back to pre-coronavirus levels quickly. 20-30% for more fortunate areas.

Lots of talking going on during haircuts!

Your SFHome or apartment isn't zoned for business,, if they have anyone coming to residence for that purpose,, hair cutting, tattoos, tax work,massage parlor, drugs, or daycare,,,,,, its gonna be a issue..  

I have found their rental numbers to be somewhat optimistic and I tend to be a bit more prudent so I would give any of the numbers a 20% haircut and see how the numbers work out.

Lots of investors will take a slight haircut over this.

Don't ask a barber if you need a haircut. 

pacer.gov is the website to look up bankruptcy records; look there and maybe you will find what you seek.But you might be one of the creditors who has to take a haircut ...