Then, I'd work with a reputable accounting software like Quickbooks or Wave.

If lenders are constrained from loaning to people who are jobless (i.e. unemployment is not a viable income source to qualify for a home loan) then we'll likely see a wave of new tenants enter the market, or tenants who would have exited in favor of home ownership will stay in the renting market. 

I'm not certain what the future holds for these deals once the stimulus money runs out or whether I will ever get my capital back.While we are staring at a tidal wave of foreclosures in residential and commercial real estate coming in the next few months, the stock market has recovered its losses, partly due to the leadership of companies that are actually benefitting from lockdowns.

@Renata Johnson,I feel for you,  but the red flags were waving high! 

That said if we have another spurt of cases, a second wave etc, everything will stay muted.

I just saw a report of around 13% unemployment in the DFW area in addition to a wave of bankruptcies that were filed for major retail players.

Or Rent it out again and ride this wave of uncertainty.

You can waive the inspection since it’s your right to wave it.  

We are grateful that the facility is still performing well but know that we may not be out of the woods yet as you hear reports of possible future waves of shutdowns, continued high unemployment, defaults, etc.  

My Memphis tenants have been doing a great job of staying current but they had the $1200 pandemic check and savings, if any to work with.My fear is the next wave of Covid and tenants ability to deal with itDean