"The analysis of rent control is among the best-understood issues in all of economics, and -- among economists, anyway -- one of the least controversial.... a poll of the American Economic Association found 93 percent of its members agreeing that ''a ceiling on rents reduces the quality and quantity of housing.''

This will reduce the chance for conflict and it will be extremely clear of the ownership and responsibilities.

I found this on MLS, and I used the inspection as leverage to reduce the price a few thousand dollars.

Check your lease for co-tenancy clause or language similar that will let you reduce rents, remove guarantees etc. if a certain percentage of the center goes dark or an anchor plus out. 

So you're going to have a drop in inventory by probably 10% (the amount in forbearance) and the available buyers will probably be reduced by an equal amount, leading to a standstill.It won't be until this winter/next year that there would be any possibility of lower prices in my opinion. 

When that happens, the real estate agent can win a client for life. 1.Seller ContributionsOften misnamed "seller concessions" seller contributions are really a range of incentives or other financial offerings designed to make the deal more attractive and doable for a buyer.Seller contributions that make a deal more attractive must address market conditions while also meeting lenders' requirements and disclosure requirements.Opportunities"Closing cost credit reduces the cash the buyer must contribute at closing without lowering the sales price.

Hi Everyone!
I've got a little bit of a flooring predicament and I'd love to get some advice from you guys! Please bear with me as your help will be greatly appreciated!
I currently rent out a condo within a poorly ...

I've reduced that projected rent number in my calculations to be a bit more conservative:https://www.biggerpockets.com/calculators/shared/1428009/6e5dfb34-1964-4d99-9341-a0096d519744My Dilemma and Question: The linear approach to the BRRRR model would be to get it rented up and then do the refinance, but I am considering reversing that order (refinancing now even though we don't have any tenants in there yet).

Price was just reduced from 249-235 and 5 doors down the same layout redone sold in Feb for 282.

Are you seeing rents reduced this season - due to Corona?