Also, they help you make your first deal and they provide a community you can come to every week when having events with different investors speaking at them; you have this access for a lifetime.

You should first decide which one you want to use in general, as opposed worrying too much about the servicing transfer of one deal in particular.

@Darson GranthamYep, it all depends on what each of feel comfortable with as far as risk, because as we are seeing is one of those events that cause real estate investors to go bust should this last longer then expected and renters stop paying. 

Zoom is a webinar / meeting hosting service; there is an app for mobile devices.Various real estate meetings that were previously only held in person are now using various online only webinar services to host ongoing meetings for the time being.Such events are not allowed to be announced in this forum.So figure out which you are seeking to attend, and then determine whether it is a member only event or open to public event.

I want to go to networking events, meetups, etc. but COVID-19 makes that hard for the time being.

Hello friends, I hope you are all healthy in these trying times.So I have a refi and I know a lot of this is subjective , but I am wondering what you would do in my shoes.Here are the factsAll in for 102,000Appraised 238,000Rent revived by HUd per month : $2400If I take full amount (75%) it’ll be 172,000 with a monthlong payment including insurance and tax approx $1100.This house is all rehabbed so I don’t foresee many maintenance expenses for some time.I don’t have many expenses so realistically in this scenery I can guess conservatively and say I’ll cash flow 800 after all expenses (500 if so)Would you take the whole 172k at 3.5 % and be cool with $800 cash flow as opposed taking much less and getting 1000+ cash flow on said property?

This is downside protection.2) Security Deposit: In the event of eviction, the landlord can keep the security deposit as collateral for one month's rent.

Our team is feverishly & excitedly working on some projects to set us up for security & insurance in the event this happens again.

Everybody is taking a haircut in this event . 

The tenant wants to turn the property into an event space, beer garden, and food hall business.My concern/question is, with all this corona virus, do you think the prices of commercial real estate will go down significantly?