If there furloughed then I would tend to approve them but it might be considered a gamble to a certain degree.

You should be able to find it through your state real estate association or commission (that tends to have different names in different states as well).

I agree that the Houston market will eventually rebound to some degree- O&G has always been cyclical and COVID isn't here to stay. 

The payroll associated loaned funds will then become a grant at some point in the future.The thing to keep in mind is that this starts off as a loan, Even if you have the hypothetical 7 million in the bank and your monthly expenses are 30K, chances are you will still apply for the loan if you're a good business man.

As a partnership or an association.  

As soon as social distancing subsides, it will flair up again.  

The Condo Association I'm looking to buy a single unit in hasn't had a Reserve/Useful Life Study done in 14 years.

The property is priced accordingly (very inexpensive) and will work as a flip or long term hold but my major concern is that the current owner will be the majority owner within the condo association and there is no history to review. 

However, the co-op association isn't allowing move-in's at this time due to the Coronavirus.I know this is new territory, but would it be reasonable to ask to defer the closing until I'm allowed to move in?  

Neil denied he is the same person and actually said Dustin Rose is an associate of a realtor he is working with.