There have been some recent changes to this loan product, so I strongly suggest getting with a lender before you commit to this route.  

I have tenants who are due soon who I'm strongly considering either not raising rents on or offering short term renewal options (2 things I'd ordinarily not do), just to keep them happy and make sure I don't have to show a vacancy before the fall.My suggestion would be something similar.

With such a license, a property manager can collect rent payments, show units for lease or sale, and negotiate contract terms.With the strong dollar, i was researching earlier what's cheapest VA hrly rate these days & which country?

There are different strategies but none of them work if you don't have a strong financial position to begin with. 

You can diversify into other countries and land rights often have strong rights because they affect all classes and thus, all classes want to defend their home or farm rights.Do you know anything about this asset mix relative to stocks and bonds?

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.