It is not a big deal, simple repair.How.ever, I wonder how to handle the liability waiver just in case anyone would be infected since nobody knows each other's travel history and exposure conditions.I would simply hire a handyman if there wasn't this pandemic.

(The hope is that by 2021, that remedies for this virus, will have been created; however, creating viable vaccines can be a long process, given that many vaccines are defective, due to they create what is called disease enhancement, that is that they also have the undesirable effect, of making a virus worse, while designed to precipitate human immune response to a virus.

Kinda like Chevy and Ford are both automobiles.......These are the 2 main platforms (for now).There are some newer platforms: Booking.com, Trip Advisor, and I think a couple others.

(I know that COGS is technically the wrong term to use, but when I see COGS on my P&L, I think Property Expenses.)Overhead Expenses are deductible expenses that exist even if all of the rental properties are vacant, such as automobile expense, office expense, office supplies, dues and subscriptions, postage and delivery, and telephone expense. 

If you're serious about investing in Real Estate and doing it with a sound financial footing, there is another way to start with no automobile debt.Sell the two cars before the end of July. 

They are like a gigantic plague infecting the neighborhood. 

You are not somehow magically immune to market forces.

Did Henry Ford know we'd invent "information security analyst" when his automobile took over from horses?

But what we may sacrifice in terms of appreciation rate, we get back in terms of cash flow (we do not have trouble finding 10%+ CoC opportunities) and in terms of a housing market apparently immune to the macro economy.  

But I have experience in sales of automobiles and I also started a automobile repair shop.