These types of clients find considerable value in me being able to have that type of discussion and bring real knowledge to the table, and they know, by virtue of my knowledge, I will be able to identify deals for them.On the flipside, in my experience, those who prioritize "deal-finding" tend to want the realtor to be something of a news reporter, where whichever realtor "breaks the news" first (in this case, is the first to present a deal) is the one who gets the transaction.

To add to all this the cost of construction is going to force a number of recently launched projects that are 2 years in that didn't break ground yet to follow suit..

Give me a break.  

There are going to be a lot of foreclosures soon with unemployment claims breaking records here also. 

Whover you plan on using you need to make sure the numbers are accurate which its almost impossible as price of construction has risen and may continue to rise once they break ground. 

This will make or break a 3,000sf CMX-2 Lot I have been working on.

I would live in one of the units of course, and even including management, I'd break even (cash flow would be $1.52 per month).

Fortunately our location hasn't yet banned ST rentals so we aren't breaking any rules.The current guests were in place before the virus picked up any real steam. 

Loss of revenue - combined with the payment plans, we are seeing a spike in skip/lease break activity as residents are forced to make sudden and unexpected life decisions.

Is the HMO willing to give you a break on fees?