There seem to be two camps for landlords/PM strategy:Camp A: Proactively reach out to tenants with new policies and procedures to include eliminating late fees or payment plans, etc.Camp B: Collect more information as things are changing.

For those of you that are Property Managers (managing rental properties for others) or as owners managing your own properties, are you changing any of your procedures (conducting showings differently, rent collection, etc...)?

We were one of the first companies that I know of to activate our emergency protocols, closing our leasing offices to in-person visits and limiting maintenance visits to emergencies only, among several other specific procedures. 

Can you tell me the procedure in detail? 

Same procedures apply.Most of the country needs to get a grip.

Have you guys already had success with your new procedures?

I see there is something called "Revenue Procedure 2007-56" where the 45 and 180 day periods can each be extended by 120 days in the event of a natural disaster - curious if this applies to our current state of events?

It is not ready yet at any bank, as the Standard Operating Procedure has not been released by SBA. 

Depends of the procedures and laws are in your area.

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