It sounds like your FA has some good insights and can provide a fuller picture for you to determine if the money lost to government today can be made up.  

As many BP members have pointed out, this is a better option than refusing early termination and not getting paid, so this has now become my policy (although I am accepting suggestions for lease riders for early termination for the future!).

If he sends me funds in the amount of the purchase price, how will that look to the government?

i want to help people too.. we have numerous housing communities ran by local governments that are "sore spots" in many cities and communities across the united states. 

You can learn a lot by watching what the state and local governments are doing and approving in the form of infrastructure.

We get it form all angles; Tenants, owners, vendors, government, and lastly, WE still have ourselves and our families to take care of!

@Michael Stoltey You clearly don’t understand how REIT’s work, the high quality blue chip REIT’s have excellent corporate governance and are very aligned with the shareholders and are not just paid for fund size.

Also, you may want to look into trip insurance and check with the local government entity in your area to see if there's any paperwork you need to do for the move.

They'll have to provide documentation that they lost their jobs of course and apply for the relief with the city and the city will help them pay their rent.Also, hopefully, they are receiving soon money from the government, that money is also given to help with their rent and bills.The problem with pushing rent payments or mortgage payments for 3 months is that they are all due the 4th month all in full, so how will they pay in month 4 - 4 rent payments?

Has anyone found a good program that a RE Investor can utilize from the government or banks.... with the current programs out their due to the CoronaVirus?