Or if they show that they've had hours reduced etc?

But if the company decides to reduce its dividend then your rate of return is now reduced.

Say you do not care where the money comes from--buyer, relator or if you are paying some closing costs to the buyer, reducing those.Then in the same conversation tell the realtor that you want to start taking back up offers and to please change the MLS listing accordingly and put the property on the websites as taking back up offers, not as pending.

Now, of course, there is a ton of uncertainty about everything.I'm still considering the refinance, but if I do it at all, I'll be reducing the total loan amount from what I was considering.

I'm fortunate enough to have a job that is commission based and allows me to bring home a significant enough income that I don't have to stress about money and have some savings as well allows me plenty of flexibility and free time throughout the week.

On the conservative side of my original post, if I reduced my expenses by $700/mo by buying down the loan $20k, in three years, that’s $25k to the good from reduced expenses.

When you are sitting at 30% leverage, you look like an idiot in good economies, but stress free when the world shuts down and goes into a global retraction.Finally, have a long memory. 

He said he had about 200 to 300 tenants in total.He is likely forgoing hundreds of thousands of dollars in income by canceling April rent.His only interest, he said, was in alleviating stress for his renters, even those who were still employed and now working from home.

Do you think the seller would be understanding of the buyer having busy contractors and the possibility of that reducing the chances of getting the contract signed?

Are there opportunities to reduce expenses?