Fannie and Freddie will grant owners of multifamily properties who are "negatively affected by the coronavirus national emergency" forbearance of mortgage payments... as long as they don't evict renters who are unable to pay their rent because of the coronavirus impact.  

While it's nice that the landlord was a Good Samaritan, there can be some negative consequences due to his actions.

Seems anything you do can affect your score in a negative way.

Without a value add, the SFR to quad purchased at retail (MLS) is cash flow negative when using realistic expense estimates (contrary to what a few people claim, but when called out on it decide they do not want to publish their numbers). 

I realize it may go down from there, but I doubt very seriously the material cost will be majorly impacted in a negative manner for us.

This is my 2nd day :) Based on the asking price, I estimated it will generate a negative annual cash-on-cash return, assuming 20% downpayment.

I don't think the 1950 age is much of a negative as your post implies? 

I'm not sure exactly how much but if I were going to Vegas I would bet that laying off a huge amount of people will have a negative affect on their ability to pay their bills.

If the net is before debt service its going to be a negative cashflow depending on the loan.

I only ever use 5% on SFR, which tend to attract families who want long-term stability for their kids.Repairs: at least 7-8%.