So with “adaptation” on our minds, let’s wash our hands, put on our face masks (yes, you!)

As long as you maintain social distance, you can also knock on their door and give them a masked “welcome to the neighborhood” salutation too.2.

I am keeping my eyes peeled for one though if the opportunity arises!

In my area, people are still hosting private meetups, I wear my mask every time and adhere to the safety guidelines.

You need to know the laws regulating your business. 3) Schedule a property inspection ASAP and tell the tenant when it is. 4) Have anyone who enters (you and inspector) wear a mask and gloves so COVID doesn’t become a defense. 5) Show up at the inspection time.

So as we enter 2021 with high hopes (and a new administration), let’s wash out hands, put on our face masks, social distance, and get down into the weeds… Housing Starts.

Basic rule of thumb is to mask up anytime you're in someone's home/apartment....if you have work to do, it's got to be done...your state laws support that 100%.

Can you offer to spray the home with a COVID approved cleaner and all wear masks and shoe booties and gloves during? 

The mortgage is a second hurdle, but it the lot can't be peeled off from the original parcel, you'll be putting an additional structure on the same parcel which could affect its marketability.  

I just learned there are ceramic tiles and there are subway tile backsplash, that you can just peel off and stick (I think).  does it matter which one I go with?