They may need to downsize, and for those already behind, subject to existing financing will become more likely their best solutions.

I'm sure there will be a few people who recommend wholesaling to raise $, and then there's buying properties subject to. 

There are plenty of blogs and books on the subject. 

I don't pull permits is Raleigh very often, but I do in Durham frequently.

That being said, another lender told me this: “The subject is an SFR with a basement.

Just read a bunch of the threads on the subject in that last few weeks and you can see how folks are handling it.I think its pretty obvious the most vulnerable tenants are going to be the service workers who have been laid off and as we know the average tenant has Zero savings.. so even though they could get unemployment i am not sure that will cover all their needs..

Want to get your thoughts/opinion on few subjects:1.would you do a ren't relief plan to your tenants if worst come and because of reality kicks in and they won't be able to pay rents or some of the rents?

if its a mortgage loan you can do a formal assumption other wise you simply take title subject to the lein

Where is the subject property located?

Having a broker who specifically knows the lingo, the common mindset, and what type of coverage is frequently requested is a huge benefit.Glad you're asking for help.