Unloading relatively illiquid assets in an attempt to time the market may prove futile. 

Casino's have shut the buffets closed most of the shows. cancelled NHL games on and on.. so curious what you would do for a great tenant in a tough spot ? 

Bet they have a tough time finding a seat.

I’d assume buyers in this area would be more attracted to a home that has been updated, but I’d like to prove or disprove that assumption- What’s your typical deal structure: cash sales or notes?

It is tough, but you need to start the process. 

The number of jobs createdThe amount of money pouring into the US from foreign countriesThe rate of unemploymentThe rise in the stock marketConsumer confidence and spendingYou may be tempted to state that since the Corona virus created extreme market turbulence, it proves the economy is and has been bad.

Conceptually it sounds like a great idea but practically I think you're going to have a tough time. 

It is possible that this scenario over time may prove rewarding down the road.

Hey @Kevin Grimm, I saw that no one has replied here.. networking has been tough lately!

If I had a multi-family, I would probably only be offering breaks to anyone who could prove they were laid off or their income has been reduced but this new eviction announcement will definitely de-incentivize folks from making payments.