We chose to not reach out to our tenants ahead of time to ask or offer economic relief.

With things so unpredictable right now, I'm not sure if I should go ahead and sell it now while I can or hold out and see where things go with the housing market in the future. 

Local banks, instead of giving me a straight answer, slow no'd me over the course of a few weeks after we were under contract.

I have a client who went ahead with a forbearance plan online with PennyMac.

But in this case the rules for the straight exchange are that you have 180 days from the day you close the sale of your old property to complete the purchase of your new property.  

How can I get ahead of the game here so I can ensure I will be able to pay the mortgages for these three properties?

After I watched the video, I went ahead and cancelled my one remaining guest for April and turned down two other requests to book in April, and then blocked the whole month out to try and honor their request.

@Randall K ComptonHi Randall, I shared this straight from the calculator so I believe you should see a link to the report?

Unless you are in dire straights and have to buy immediately, give it a month and see how the market reacts to RECORD UNEMPLOYMENT.

I plan on moving in the next year or so and would like to just go ahead and pay the remaining balance I owe my parents via some sort of loan, especially now that interest rates are low.My main question:- what is the best way to pay off the balance to my parents?