Non-emergency repair requests or other phone business ---> IVR phone menu, leading to voicemails or secretaryI think the agent is the key player, and the rest can be delegated or handled personally without much headache.

His dad's lived there for over 20 years and knows the neighborhood and players very well and actually owns the land outright.

The top teams and agents still are doing okay but it's weeding out the weaker players.

Because your interests are aligned, and because you've just brought a more experienced player with greater resources into the deal.Ask who's funding the deal.

A lot of people are loosing there jobs due to the strip closing down and a lot of the major hotels and casinos and other local non essential business.

A player in the STR field (not on BP that I’m aware of) has spent “hours in the recent weeks creating a survival guide for STR hosts” on surviving the Covid-19. 

@Bill Brandt  in the FWIW file i had a flip on the East side of the strip  starter type area.first time buyer  FHA  got laid off from Casino..

Add A-players to these systems and you can operate multipleproperties with the same level of 5-star hospitality as you would with one home.

I noticed a few new players lending in the Bay Area multifamily bridge space at 90% LTC, and I had a feeling the party would end soon.

I closed one last week in Vegas were buyer got the 30 day layoff all Casino workers got.. she just needed a letter from Said Casino that she would go back to work once the 30 closure was over.. loan funded last Friday.. so it will be interesting.but of course if credit freezes again and no one pays rent we are all in very big trouble.