If so, a portion or all?

Given that its a matter of time before some or all of us will experience a late/missed rent, I wanted to go over the best strategy for dealing with tenants, that is reasonable, flexible, and allows for optimal rent collection.

Unfortunately, I cannot learn ALL of the areas in the country, but I would recommend that when you do look for a Realtor to help you with your Real Estate Investments, ask them if they have any or all of the designations.

But if you have 40% non pay with the crop of newbie syndicators and highly leveraged deals there could be some failures in those assets if this persisted for any length of time.So bottom line now with bail out and with landlords being polite yet firm this should not be the worse case scenario many are worried about.It has been a wake up call to highly  leveraged landlords though that 2 to 3 months reserves maybe inadequate for safety.  

Maybe you are using some or all of them but if you want to find out anymore info feel free to DM me. 

I know I could just use biggerpockets calculator but whenever you get into 8+ units it becomes inadequate entering all of the units. 

I am paying utilities on all my properties because I generally do short term rentals.My question is do you suggest waiting till they die completely, getting them serviced and "touched up" by a company or to actually start replacing them one at a time (or all three if I get a deal)Thanks for any input!

If your business as a whole made money then losses you had at one house couldn't be used.That's the way I'm thinking but I could be wrong.Someone will figure out a way to take advantage of this and I think it will be qualifying for a SBA loan and not having to pay back some or all of it.

If I withdraw part or all of my $6000 from last year temporarily to help fund a real estate deal, can I then return it to the account a few months later, in addition to my 2020 Roth IRA contributions?

But to have such sweeping legislature and pressure placed upon property owners as a whole to give up some or all of their income for an indefinite amount of time is crazy.