I fully appreciate that many of us may rely on or advocate for a moratorium just to not lose our shirt, and to each their own right now, but I would just strongly encourage all of us to learn from this and get our houses in order, in every sense of the term, moving forward.

But eventually, you're right, I suspect it will come back fairly strong.

Tell them u feel they not a strong buyer and would rather market it . sucks but got make them close asap.I got a deal that i close this week before it got critical, but got another property 2 weeks out from finishing.

I've spent many years specializing in investment properties so that when the market turns like this, I'll still have a strong client base, so I think we'll be fine through this mess.

I manage them on my own, including strong vetting of all potential tenants.Long before coronavirus turned everything upside down, I started the refinance process on 3 of my rentals.

or just move forward as this sector may still hold strong.  

Some of the best deals I've ever gotten have been because I was a strong listing agent and often first on the scene. 

The numbers were strong with a COC just shy of 25%.

The numbers were strong with a COC just shy of 25%.

Folks like the hardwood look and it's great LVP exists as a strong alternative to it without paying a premium for it.