Or that the tenants are cooking meth?

If you need to conduct business as usual regarding evictions and rent collection to stay afloat then you are a pot calling the kettle black.

Meal delivery and cooks at restaurants are doing ok, wait staff not so much.  

I have bedding, towels, brand new sets of dishes and cookware, microwaves, coffee pots, flatware, 50" smart tv's, eLocks, 4 queen mattresses and one king, platform beds, art work, rugs.

I found The Cooke School by doing a Google search; they have solid reviews and offer the 60 hours of course work required to sit for the licensing exam entirely online for $259.  

I can share my thoughts.IL  heavy duty regulation at least cook county  really tough..

These stores and restaurants can not get enough employees for the demand and are hiring.Many of these jobs are very low risk to virus exposure, eg. the pizza cook never sees the customers, puts the pizza into a box and slides it over the counter to a person with gloves and face shield who takes it to someone's car.  

Cooking my own really healthy meals, drinking a gallon a day and a couple other things to keep healthy.Besides that I've been reading marketing books.

He was a short-order cook and tracked grease in on his shoes every day, leaving a track right down the living room and bedroom carpet that could not be cleaned. $1800 in repairs and I had $300 from his deposit.Don't even use the deposit for anything when the tenant lives there.

People love the idea that they can cook a meal, sit on the couch, and watch Netflix on the first night that they move in.