Its the career analogy to sports' cross training. 

Assure the tenant that you will attempt to limit showings to certain times during the day and only to truly qualified buyers - so you don't have tire kickers walking through for sport. 

It’s kind of a gamble but I guess you can make an educated bet based on the market, supply/demand, and the quality of management.If you didn’t do that then I do think they’re due back their deposit.On the positive side, it sounds like you have a nice property in a popular area if it rented that quick..Best of luck! 

If you own rentals in Las Vegas/Henderson Nevada, it looks like the area is going to really feel the financial effects of this.It looks like Caesars Palace and the Sahara are laying off workers, and the Wynn is shutting down 100% for 2 weeks.A lot of other busineses are going to have issue too.Here is a list: https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/conventions/whats-canceled-or-closed-due-to-coronavirus-updated-for-shows-schools-business-sports-1972937/Link to front page: https://www.reviewjournal.com/

Horrible timing for us to decide to really step up the investment game and gambling on REI for me and my wife!

) LOL. and I laid out the risk factors. and I got 50 up votes.. so you can see there is a divide here on BP between as many doors at what ever cost or method you can get them and risk does not matter because Cash flow rentals are the safest thing to buy in the US and appreciation Is gambling etc etc. 

I may have gotten a slightly better deal had I gambled but It’s not worth the risk of not refinancing earlier.

Sports are also limited because since it is an island, there is no interstate travel for big tournaments unless you’re in an individual sports and want to pay to fly.

Particularly with a 3-year window, that is just gambling.  

@Jay HinrichsI too am going to gamble a bit spread out but havent jumped in yet .