This crisis hasn't even arrived, economically speaking.

You could be waiting months to get in front of a judge and for a sheriff to arrive. 

If 30 days or more from arrival, it's a full refund.  14-30 days, 50%.Of course, we have been called everything except a ho with all of the COVID stuff. 

Idk about you but our cancellations have been insane and with Airbnb issuing full refunds it’s not been pretty.Especially the ones that will book Friday, sat, Sunday and then cancel 1 hour before they are supposed to arrive.Or even the ones that never cancel and then the next day after they were supposed to arrive reach out to you and ask to cancelhas been a real eye opener the amount of people that don’t care how it affects owners or hosts when they block your schedules up and then don’t show up and get full refunds.good luck with your first one!

@Henry DerbesI agree that the swell need for sub2 hasn't arrived yet, so I'm putting together my marketing in preparation for the stalled foreclosures to gush out once lifted.I think that thought about landlords being underwater is a good point.

I arrived in the small town of Kasol, India with an altered mindset.

The owner accepted as I arrived to the Himalaya.

Something to keep our eyes on.Once April 1st arrives, we will see what percentage of payment isn’t made and tackle it from there.

Appraisers use a combination of 3 methods to arrive at a value,  sales comparison approach, cost approach and income capitalization approach.  

I find this trend very disturbing.Below email arrived in my inbox from one of my Property Mgmt's companies (WA state), and I know that I will get the identical emails from other states.