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Updated over 4 years ago, 04/02/2020

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Nathan Gesner
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  • Cody, WY
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Is housing better, worse, or stable in your area?

Nathan Gesner
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  • Cody, WY
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COVID-19 is having an impact on the entire country. I'm curious to hear what others are seeing in their local market. How has it impacted your investments, your local market, or your state-wide market?

1. Has the state put a moratorium on evictions, mortgage payments, rent payments, etc? If so, how is that impacting you?

2. Are your renters leaving on schedule? Are they asking for an extension so they can stay in place?

3. Have you seen an increase in early terminations? How about abandoned property?

4. Are renters contacting you about paying late? Demanding rent forgiveness? Negotiating something in the middle? Setting your mailbox on fire?

5. Do you still see a lot of prospective renters? Are you still getting the same number of calls, emails, etc?

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