@Christian Jimenez, did you know that there is a short term rental segment of the forums? 

Absolutely.However, the percentage of people not paying their rent is barely changed during it.I think that's true for the rental market as a whole, but certain segments of the market are hit harder.

I’m curious about the analysis part, how to find tenants and what resources are out there to learn more about this this segment of the market in particular.

There is a segment of people that have no money and are fascinated by the idea of being able to get rich without having any money.

I thank you for this amazing example that I am now going to integrate with my REI Agent Advisor training program as it's the perfect poster child of everything wrong with this "segment" of persons, there propensity to need the center stage and grab every soap box opportunity regardless of capability or command of any coherent specific knowledge, experience or performance and even a step further, boasting of their ignorance and instilling the PC-socialist rules that since they are clueless all others must adhere to that low bar and not show them up for fear of dashing the "all are equal" chant railing over and over and over again. 

They prepared by picking up affordable housing assets, which weathered the storm better than most other commercial real estate segments - being one of the few segments that saw increased rents with low vacancies.

I do know the AC unit and furnace will probably need to be replaced soon.The first five are priority based on the report:GAPS (VINYL) EXTERIOR BACK: There is a missing segment of vinyl siding.

The stucco wall and the metal window bars, the faded portrait of Malcolm X, the Mexican mural, the Filipino market sign, the segment of a “FOR LEASE” banner, and the neon sign advertising face masks and hand sanitizer tell a deep story of L.A.’s past and present as well as Martinez’s own biography.

Because of the refi I have 1 mortgage $990/mo and 2nd mtg segment is $236/mo.

So where we may get a slow down on retail segment, then comes swaggering in that Uncle Sam, who dumps $25billion in fresh tax credits for "affordable housing" development projects and "POW" building keeps going full tilt, it's just in a different manner.