Ultimately, I'd encourage you to know what rights you have, but also work with your tenants to the extent that you can afford to in hopes that you can come up with a win-win solution. 

As for the rent, you are right that it is an estimate (although it's pretty easy to get a good estimate) and I could lowball that a little more in my opinion to be safe.

Stay safe out there!

I get that buying MF etc... is attractive, but when people are looking for safe havens and buying bonds it seems hysterical to me.

Hey everyone,     First off, I hope everybody is safe and doing ok during this crazy time.

Stay safe. 

Stay safe everyone and make sure you wash your hands!!

I’m wondering what solutions will look like with places less accessible though and non-attorney states.

., speculation), but should still find demand from debt/equity partners in long-term buy-and-hold multis.It all comes down to your reputation, experience and the quality of the deal, but if like most of us you don't have lots of time to hang out at country clubs, consider reaching out to financial advisors and wealth managers who are being hounded by clients looking for a safe(r) harbor for their capital. 

Make sure to use the Delaware Statutory Trust as a fail safe option so you are not left holding the bag.