This way I essentially have 3 years to pay it back and when done it still grows.

Hey BP Family,I have arguebly the WORST and most disgusting on-time paying tenant but here's the situation:I rent 3 rooms in a townhouse in Virginia to 3 different parties, essentially a shared living situation.One tenant is moving out the end of the month as a result of his roommate across the hall and his disgusting habits (that's another story).The disgusting tenant's lease is actually over the end of the month and a notice of non-renewal was given to him over 3 months ago.

I currently have 3 homes out there that I bought either turn key or close to it.Some of these homes have an opportunity to have additional bed and bathrooms added on to get the most out of the BRRRR.I would essentially need someone to manage the rehab and construction work + additions as I live multiple states away.

The other angle to consider is that you probably won't "cash flow" while you are getting free rent in the property, but trying to live rent free is essentially the same thing as cash flowing.

You are essentially running a business just like a realtor, mortgage broker, insurance agent, etc except you are operating in the "grey" zone where you will have a hard time explaining why you do what you do to sellers. 

Essentially they are looking for railings for stairs, ceiling height, the utilities work, screens for windows, proper outlets etc.

Realtors are saying that it is essentially frozen because nobody wants to pay more than the assessed value because the property tax rates are very high. 

Even though the state of CT considers construction essential projects/businesses, the building dept in my town has put a hold on all non-emergency inspections so I'm unable to proceed. 

I would also be losing my shorts, like Dan, as all STR's are essentially shut down in CA through May 31, meaning we are bleeding money in that market.

I’m not charging late fees until the economy opens up, so rent is essentially differed.