It'll probably turn into a bigger catch-22 of sellers having trouble finding their replacement property.Your Castle emailed out internal stats today for showings per listings from their agents.

My thought was to determine what exactly each owner really needs to break even and work from their as a starting to get the tenant to pay as a minimum with the idea that they pay the difference over time in hopes of catching up at some point.

Taking time to pause and analyze the performance of my holdings has been eye opening.

Not saying you'd want to go that route of course, but playing catch up on your mortgages is better than panic selling.

It was eye opening.

I now have security cameras so I can keep an eye on who is coming and going and something like this would be stopped right away. 

Only a $200/month cash flow for a duplex can disappear in the blink of an eye.

Assuming their income was affected, even if they don't pay in full, I would expect them to do a payment plan and catch up later.

Situation: this month I had a triplex catch fire and just learned yesterday it will be a total loss.

If you got the seller's approval, you might be able to and incorporated it into the assignment contract.