I have not noticed much a difference yet, although we did not have any active forfeitures/foreclosures.

Instead we are emphasizing our 360 degree virtual tours and ensuring ALL questions about the neighborhood, unit and building are answered so any prospective renter will have a high level of confidence of applying and wanting to lease before seeing it in person.On a separate, but related note, we have already seen inquiries across our portfolio from renters that are asking for concessions, issuing notices to vacate or sharing stories of job loss and anticipated difficulty for paying rent.

In NY you have to give 30-90 days notice (depending on how long the tenant has resided there) for rent increases or if you do not intend to renew the tenancy.  

Like Evan said, they work best when you include specific offers for each property within the letters themselves and when the letters are personalized with property owner information.Just like getting a job, persistence with these things is always the key.

I did not notice many tips on the original question, so I will answer here.The answer to my original question is (was): yes, but probably only if you created an LLC to receive your income, and had a bank account that showed the monthly income as of Feb 2020, and your bank was willing and able to take your app.

The police can talk to him, but they will tell you it's a civil matter...which it is.I've had this happen a few times.Start the eviction process by serving him notice. 

I've noticed that the title company can do a Promissory note and a mortgage for about 60% of the cost of an attorney drafting it. 

Unlike him, I feel as even with what’s going on with the COVID-19 we should still be persistent.

I just have a few basic questions regarding what to do before I get my feet wet and my hands dirty:Before I own any piece of property, I would need to have all the necessary documents ready (i.e. rental application forms, notice to quit/vacate, etc.).

She has no paperwork other than text messages, bounced check and eviction notice I handed her yesterday.