We will waive late fees and have them sign a payment arrangement document.We are guiding our Connecticut owners to check with their bank for available forbearance options.Here is some more information: https://ctlawhelp.org/en/coronavirusGood luck to you.

Then I added more rentals, and sometimes people paid late, but I got money on the first of the month.

Our lender and realtor are saying we might not be able to pull the plug on this as it is so late in the game.

I didn't say this in my letter but I will waive late fees or even set up a payment plan for tenants that communicate.

It's too late for that so running a background check won't help you.She's already violated the lease.

Signed a contract to purchase a new, under construction home in South Florida in late January for $250k.

Studied hard, got a BS in Computer Science around 27 y.o.Professional Career - Worked Hard and Studied Hard, reached probably the top 10% in my profession, achieving a salary over $100k before the age of 30.Started RE Investing - Bought my first House Hack in the late 90s.2 Decades of Investing / Kept LTV down - I kept my professional career as I invested in more RE so I can keep the LTV below 70%.

I've been using propstream for a while now and it is alright but lately I've come across properties where the person that propstream has listed, no longer owns the property.

But nonetheless I wanted to share what I've been doing lately as a real estate agent. 

Definitely too little too late.