Thank you for your insight and professional guidance!!

Or call the clerk of court office and ask for their guidance.

Yes cap rates fluctuate, but if you can find multifamily properties that are rented below market, and do the work needed to get them to market (typically renovations), that increased cash flow will continue to be valuable to investors. 

Thank you in advance for the help/guidance! 

There is guidance on the FHFA site for mortgage modifications and forbearance:https://www.fhfa.gov/Homeownersbuyer/MortgageAssistance/Pages/Coronavirus-Assistance-Information.aspxThis appears to be the revamped HAMP program. 

The banks have their act together and are working together without guidance from the administration since there really is none.I'd stay away from BA even though they are down so much, but based on what? 

As of now, no guidance from the IRS has been received.

Good contractors who can accurately assess repairs and come out under budget are extremely valuable, while agents (no offense) are a dime a dozen.

You're potentially turning over a significant/valuable asset (your property) to this person. 

I found the Blog Below as good guidance, but how to apply to investors?