My educated guess is that there will be a large swath of landlords that would take less rent than no rent to minimize their vacancy expense or a prolonged vacancy.

These are "Tenants at Will", which in MA refers to them as month to month and only require a 30 day written notice to vacate (and you do not have to give them a reason)Of course, things can get messy if they decide to pro-long things and I need to get the courts involved, etc.Also, if want to keep them, and say force them to remove the pets, I don't want that to give me any problems.

Tenants are no fools, a good amount of bad tenants know how to play the game and know how to pro long evictions.

Banks are sitting on unserviced liabilities, fees are amassing, the asset is deteriorating, the listing agent is doing work he won't be compensated for, etc.To restate the question: If there is an offer on a short-sale that is almost guaranteed to fail, does it typically prolong the foreclosure process?

Since you're going to work in a pretty demanding profession, you may have to work some prolong hours.

. $75/door is nice until the market turns against you or you have a prolonged vacancy/ need for rehab of the unit(s).

I don't think if rates dip we see take off, I think we see a furious initial uptick but it'll actually be flat to a net asset value decrease over a prolonged period such as 12-18 months.

The day after FDR got sworn in the world went to hell.Go get: FDR's Folly: How Roosevelt and His New Deal Prolonged the Great Depression

I think I saw in the Las Vegas newspaper that the law has change or will change soon on home owners will be foreclosure on faster and be out of their home much faster and no more free rent or can prolong the process.Joe Gore

That’s how negative rates work, central banks are inventing and creating tools to prolong financial markets as long as they can.