During inspection, they played hard ball and didn't really agree to much of anything.

I’ve been through multiple recessions (this will be another one) and I know now is not the time to be buying illiquid assets like mobile home parks in lower income areas.You should wait 6-9 months to see how this plays out.

To be honest, I don't think anyone has any idea how this will play out.

Finding ways to keep your contractors motivated, especially in times like these is going to play a big part in your ability to keep construction moving along. 

That’s a lot of construction that needs to happen.It’s certainly debatable how supply and demand will effect costs but that dynamic will play out on so many levels I think it’s hard to distill easily.

Regarding your tenants and advertising the property after your project is done, its not going to be constructive to sit here now and try to play the "what if" game for after the virus. 

Snowballing certainly has its benefits, but i’m wondering if there is a better way to reduce total interest expenses.Given that that 2/3 rds of interest is paid in the 1st ten years of a 30 Fixed mortgage, there is a timing aspect that comes into play.  

We are just trying to play it safe and plan ahead of time.

Also not sure how this pandemic is going to play out !

And if all of a sudden there is a huge flood on the court system how will that all play out?