I've been seeing the impact this could have on housing and was curious on how to minimize risk from the buyer end.Income stable for now, hoping it stays that wayYes inspection was done with minor fixes which seller agreed to fix.Appraisal came back at the sale price 2 weeks ago, not sure covid 19 impact on appraisal- if any.

In my personal opinion, any time the government starts throwing out large amounts of money, it has a negative long-term impact on the country.

I may look to other areas later this year or next year however.The security deposit item doesn't impact me, since I only own 10 units right now.

That would be ideal, but you could still structure financing even if they have an underlying mortgage.You and the relative should both be very mindful of the impact of any sale proceeds on their eligibility for Medicare/Medicaid.You should also be highly sensitive to any family dynamics here.

Focus on Class B/C properties - they are usually not impacted during recession.

The “impact noise” from people walking and dogs seems to be the loudest.

So, March is not representative of what the full impact of COVID-19 will be on the market.

There has already been an impact.

Okay a few things: 1. to qualify you have to have been directly impacted medically, or had a financial hardship as a result of covid 192.

Building Coverage – this mitigates and restores the building from covered losses and this coverage is required by lenders to secure loans.Building Coverage – i.e. fire, wind, water, vehicle impacts and other elements of structural damage.Loss of Rents/ Business Income Coverage – pays for loss of rental income when a building that is rented to others is damaged by a covered loss.