Reason being is that first your offer is always less attractive because its going to be harder for you to close with the FHA inspection at all, not to mention FHA buyers have a bit of a bad rep of getting cold feet as first time homebuyers.

I'm almost finished with his book and it's been extremely informative thus far! 

We don't have extreme appreciation but we also don't have extreme depreciation and we tend to be slowest at adopting "socialist" (for lack of a better word) behaviors. 

Currently, I'm cold calling, sending texts, and ringless voicemail.

It would be extremely helpful for me to have someone sit down and with me and go over different scenarios and consequences with either decision: Sell, stay put or hold and rent.

I'm assuming if you transition extremely smoothly into a repayment plan that you may not get monthly lates...Other option is to attempt a loan modification if you can't afford a repayment plan.

It’s extreme but it will hope only be for a short time.

I would say it's extremely subjective, and fairly easy, to legitimately "experience financial hardship during the COVID-19 emergency." 

This question is, however, extremely location dependant, where I’m at condos will be falling in price for the next decade.

What would I do (with extremely limited info)?