But up to a 2/3 pay cut, which is far more likely, will sure punch you in the face.

Seller, it seems to me that health and safety are your top priorities at the moment.

Chances are, though, you'll get cut out of the deal after your contract expires.

From personal experience of being in my first Lender financing, this is what I've found;1- Lots of paperwork to provide during your first Loan request which takes time to complete2- You do NOT get any money up front3- If you are buying materials, to cut your costs like I'm doing, you will need to have a means to buy them first before that money is reimbursed to you from the Lender4- There are fees for making Draws on your Loan, so you will need to calculate those fees into your loan expenses and possibly limit the number of Draws.5- Contractors may not get paid for an extended period of time since they will have to provide an Invoice of completed jobs which are submitted to get the Draw. 

Afternoon Bigger Pockets Family,
As the United States prepares for an unprecedented pandemic. I would like to offer some advice on how to protect yourself, your family, and others from the COVID-19 virus.

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Another option, is to simply just let them know, that you would like to know when maintenance/repairs will exceed your reserve and you will then cut a check for any overage before they get started (just keep in mind that some items are just not going to be able to be accurately estimated until work begins) .

Definitely need to know the area though, you can cross a street and be looking at extremely different values and levels of safety.

But I guess not everyone is cut out for the business. 

She didn't tell me when she cut off her phone and the only way to contact her was to go to the house. 

With all of the external factors going right now, I'm trying to think of anything that can give me a competitive edge in comparison to other rentals on the market.