It's hard to tell what is happening to the overall money growth at the moment, but we know that private money growth has slowed (for obvious reasons) and public money growth has accelerated.Velocity of money could potentially be impacted the same way that it was in 07-09, when people responded to uncertainty and reduced incomes by pulling back on spending to pay down debt, build up balance sheets, etc.

The recent eviction ban further reduces protection for landlords.When getting a new tenant, would you negotiate for additional terms to protect yourselves financially?

I keep going back and forth on whether or not to just hit pause on my mailings and let all the postcards they've received for months marinate now while I reduce my monthly spend.What is everyone else doing if they have substantial assets committed to direct mail marketing each month?

and they really struggle we will work with them and go to reduced rent as a temporary measure.

We, like so many others, will be dealing with a reduced income for the duration of this crisis.

My goals are to wholesale/flip a few properties until I reduce my personal debt by about $50k; thereafter I will flip and hold full time with full intentions on leaving my secured fulltime job (errr).

I know the intention is to help the owner, but there were abuses of the strategy, and some ridiculous rules put in place in some states to prevent it.

That should help keep odours inside the unit and out of the hall and prevent and from the hall entering the units.

My question is do you think the government/states will intervene and pay 1-2 months of past due rent to prevent evictions? 

Throughout these three years, she had been reducing the price down from $125,000.