Question for the more experienced and well versed agents / brokers here: With economic woes striking many communities in the United States, how can you as an agent best provide additional value to someone facing foreclosure?

Economic aspect, who knows.

Whether you want to argue on the % of Californians moving out, the bottom line is 10’s of thousands are moving out likely mostly due to many economic and political factors.

This is in a C working class neighborhood with many people that work in restaurants, construction and other manual labor type of jobs.

Hey BP community, I'm at a stage in my learning process where I am ready to pull the trigger on my first investment property, pending current economic uncertainties but that is a post I've seen covered plenty already so we wont get into that! 

Investors certainly spook and have various other needs for their cash when there are economic shocks like what we've experienced recently. 

It’s called an “adverse market fee” of 0.5% on most refinanced mortgages starting Sept. 1 due to economic uncertainty,” is what Sallie Mae stated.On an average $250,000 home loan, the fee comes to $1,250 to refinance!

However it lacks major big box stores, fast food restaurants and boutique shops.

(They mentioned starting their own restaurant but I think we all know the success rate of that venture. )Thank you

She has a meetup there once in a while (or at least did before virus related restaurant restrictions.)