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Eric Bilderback
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How are September rents coming in

Eric Bilderback
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sisters, OR
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I received an email from a local apartment broker saying in our State rent collection is down about 5%.  For myself this has not been the case I am at 100% which I have been through out the COVID situation.  I still have my fingers crossed and am still waiting for the sky to fall.  Would be interested to see if anyone is starting to see a crack forming in their collections.

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Rene Owczarski
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Rene Owczarski
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@Josephine Wilson I think another saving grace for me, was that all my tenants were considered "essential workers". So no one got laid off during the lock downs.

And the whole "essential workers" label, is seriously making me rethink how I screen tenants in the future.

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