Before you simply offer less than the comp, I would make sure you build a case as to why this one is worth less, and generally I don't think Coronavirus is the reason. 

I have two sfh in south Florida and 1 in Detroit michigan.Currently working on a vacation villa in Costa Rica...the corona virus put a pause on the project.All self managed 🤷🏿‍♂️💪🏿

However I wouldn’t count on it closing quickly due to 1) a glut of refinances going on right now due to very low rates at the beginning of this month, and 2) logistical difficulties due to Coronavirus (e.g., some town halls being closed for recording).I would pay attention to the terms of the HELOC of course, obviously the rate but also any other terms such as ability to convert to a fixed and under what terms, how long you can keep an outstanding balance before it needs to be repaid in full, etc.

As mentioned, while the Corona Virus is the primary news with a lot of unknowns around it, service sector workers will be effected, but I think it will bounce back once people are free to leave their houses, and actually booming for a few weeks after lockdowns are relaxed.  

Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:In Canada, the 6 big banks announced that they have options for mortgage payment deferrals for up to 6 months for people affected by the coronavirus. 

I recently starting thinking about what to do if one of my tenants has problems paying the rent due to the Coronavirus and job layoffs. 

1) Read Rich Dad poor Dad2) Get the best paying job you can (two jobs are better than one) (wait until the Corona Virus is over).

I fear that the upcoming bailouts and cash give-aways by the federal government because of the corona virus will affect the markets in many different ways.I am terrified that printing/creating trillions of dollars will cause my $60,000 cash to be cut in half or more in real dollars by inflation.

Corona Virus 2.

The recent coronavirus events, jump in mortgage rates, and potential economic uncertainty has me spooked so we are carefully considering whether to continue through.