I needed a better yield alternative than a checking account but without penalties to loan out the money and disrupt compounding or have a chance to lose principal and CVWL has provided that.Unlike others on here, I think you should focus on small insurance premiums that are comfortable for you, mine is only $1644 for the year.

Etc...These are just some of the things I think of if major renter disruption MIGHT happen.Good Luck!

Utilities in the tenants' name would certainly be best in Georgia, but since independent residents are in the basement we're worried about a disruption of their service if the top-floor tenants fail to keep the utilities running. 

He describes the Canadian housing bubble, the reasons why a serious correction is inevitable and provides strategies to help Canadians survive the coming disruption. 

If there is nothing mentioned other than the normal notice, tell them they need to make it available for showings (at reasonable times and you will group the showing to minimize disruption) and the sooner it is rented, the better for them.As others said find out what current market value is and get it rented. 

@Lyn Bradley If the tenants are fully aware of the scope and duration of these disruptions and willingly sign a renewal, then there is nothing else here.

Take a trip out here and really see what markets you want to invest in as @Jon Schwartz hit it accurately as the market is disrupted by the eviction moratorium coupled with very restrictive rent control laws.

@Rodolfo CordovaFor all the basics and building wholesaling business look into basic Instagram info from Jamil, Carlos & Sal, Listen to the Real Estate Disrupters podcast and folks on every episode will tell you all the same stuff about door knocking, pulling lists / skip tracking / cold calling, direct mail, ring less voicemail and all those other good things.

The crash of 2008 was brought on because of the flaws within the housing market, whereas what we're facing right now is being brought on largely because no one left their house for months on end and it has disrupted our entire economy.I'm with you though - hoping this creates opportunity and that I can see it when it comes.

The rent would be due as usual...and the repair work and replacement property would be addressed quickly.It's understandable for a resident to be upset if it rains into their unit, destroys their property, and disrupts their life.