Also, i think we underestimate the large amount of tenants out there that COULD pay but will use the Covid free pass as long as they can (not knowing that they may still need to backpay) once it all blows over. 

I am someone who invest with more regards to good leaders at the helm rather then “all current or outstanding situations” as long as him or her and maybe self to a degree, can understand where the company is heading, how and why it’s aiming towards that point.

As long as the QI has demonstrated experience and a good track record you'll be fine. 

well of course i am doing everything wrong.. hope I don't get wiped out like i did during the dot com crash :)but i bought long standing companies at their 52 week low and can just hold them for years as long as they dont go out of business.I read up on the EFT guess i will try a few of those 2..

I would have to say... without seeing any of the numbers, that if you will gain a lot by refinancing then I would do it, as long as you have somewhere to move it.

@Jacob SampsonYes you can use an LOC to fund a Roth IRA as long as you have earned income-either monthly or all at once.

If someone wants to move into the empty unit, they can as long as they qualify. 

Fannie and Freddie will grant owners of multifamily properties who are "negatively affected by the coronavirus national emergency" forbearance of mortgage payments... as long as they don't evict renters who are unable to pay their rent because of the coronavirus impact.  

Sometimes the cost to build can be more than a home is worth, probably not in this case and if it is a primary residence it doesn't particularly matter as long as you are happy living there.

As long as you have someone you trust and that knows what they are looking for, I see no reason to worry about it.