Better to have a referral so the contractor you pick has a personal (i.e. social) obligation to follow through

Meet on here, your social network, meetups, conferences, referrals, etc

This is more a social crisis than an economic one.

Homeless shelters are often crowded, making social distancing difficult.

Seemingly strong businesses have buckled under the unprecedented economic conditions, a consequence of stay-at-home orders and social distancing.

I think you have to evaluate the components independently: the deal, the price, the financing - if you can get a lower price by using bank funding and your rates are also better using bank funding, thats two reasons not to do seller financing.The only reason I would pay more is to get a closing cost credit to preserve cash.The fact that you know there are is good, but not a major factor,  I'd leave that aside for the consideration of the deal.

Speaking style and socially acceptable terminology changes over time.

Then when you layer onto this the awesome social benefits we have enjoyed from it, it's a no-brainer for me :) 

Second, don’t assume you’ll be able to throw away your mask and stop social distancing after you get the shot.

Neither have rental history as both owned...Applicant A: Retired CoupleIncome to rent from social security & workers comp = 3.7x Income less debt payments = 3.3xCredit score: High 600'sConcerns: Foreclosure several years agoApplicant B: Recently Separated MotherIncome to rent from job / child support = 3.3xIncome less debt payments = 2.6xCredit Score: Low 700'sConcerns: Only a few months on the job; slightly lower income to rent but slightly higher credit score