We have food to feed us.

BUT, at the end of the day, we have a business to run and families to feed too.

Be realistic on your returns and they will feed the beast so to speak.

@Steve Salisbury usually 2 100 amp load centers or "sub panels " that's based on the breakers feeding them.

Apparently, advocates have moved past a request seeking deferred payments, or other options, to simply demanding that rent be waived altogether.My concern is that regardless of whatever is offered in an attempt to explain that LLs have obligations as well, emotions are going to feed this issue and automatic unchallenged waivers of rent will be demanded by tenants on a massive national scale.

Hi Greg, thanks for the feed back, and yes you are right, now I'm  not a professional landlord, but I've had 2 other properties there one of which I still own one and I also didn't have any problems placing tenants, the principal of the high school there has been living in the one I currently own there for 2 years now, the work being done is pretty much a total remodel kitchen cabinets, bathrooms remodels,replace the sheetroock in one of the bedrooms re-texture the walls, get rid of a gas fireplace, new flooring, painting interior and exterior light fixtures and add a central heat and air and is a 1300 sf 3/2.The people who lived there were just not clean at all and they just didn't care for the property. 

Every landlord who goes onto social media or the news and talks about reducing and forgiving rent feeds the flames of "rent reformists" who believe landlords are making way too much. 

By the time you are done this will end up costing you $300 per month to feed it.

They just don’t want any other germs.”Open houses that were a fixture in home-selling ended fast as the virus spread through the state early this month.Last week, the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors introduced a “virtual open house” system for members to show live video feeds of properties online and answer questions from viewers as cellphone video is displayed.

I set up a feed on landlording just to see what came up and boy, a ton.