@Brandon Hopkins   I don't think we would be bankrupt with no mortgage payment, but, we certainly could become very uncomfortable and stressed out.  

I am diversified enough to miss and not go bankrupt. 

Originally posted by @Steve Vaughan:I wouldn't do this forbearance thing lightly.I can see future 1003 Universal Loan Applications asking this in the VIII Declarations:Been declared bankrupt?

Ok well the apartment complex that I have been living since August and it went bankrupt.

As James mentioned you need to know your numbers so you know if you are actually in trouble or you are just worried.I will say this rhymes with how my in laws went bankrupt (scaled low income properties quickly without realizing they all had negative cash flow after maintenance and vacancy costs).

Subject to the requirements of the Bankruptcy Code, in the event the Tenant is adjudicated as bankrupt, (or makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors), this Lease, at the option of the Landlord, shall terminate upon 30 days written notice and the Dwelling Unit shall be surrendered to the Landlord, who reserves the right to repossess the Dwelling Unit subject to the applicable provisions of law.Should I follow the steps on the contract?

You almost have to start swinging a club to understand what's being discussed, but new construction will bankrupt you if you make very many mistakes. 

I do not know about your seller but what if they go bankrupt?

we use intuit. been using it now for about 3 months since the previous one went bankrupt. there are a ton of others too. hard part is to try one and find out you dont like them and having to change.

If a bank owns numerous houses and empty lots in a subdivision because the builders went bankrupt and some have been under their ownership for over 3-4 years are they required to pay the HOA for dues on these properties?