@John Stewart How did you arrive at the conclusion that this house is a viable event business ?

We have an order in for a new washing machine unit, and it had arrived here in Houston, but was dinged up, so they returned it instead of delivering, and due to supply issues, it will be late May before they can guarantee another one.

However, my point was to use 1% rule to quickly disqualify a potential deal rather than trying to fully analyze it and still arrive to the same conclusion.  

They would arrive at a forecasted Net Operating Income of $17,500.

A lot learned about using eviction aggressively when needed.The facts:Tenant wanted to leave, gives me '30 day' notice, then says they are leaving in 4 days, then moves out.Tenant wanted security deposit before they move out.Tenant has been model up to this point, communicating, handling turnover, cleaning, pays on time, etc.Police were called prior to my arrival by other tenant and they were told to put my property back.I show up on property unannounced and some of my property tenant knows is mine is still moved next to the door with their moving boxes.Tenant says to my face they were going to take my stuff in case I didn't give them their deposit back?!

Hello everyone.I have a tenant arriving in my city in about a week, for a new job.

Those leads are hotter and you not going to get the negative of cold calling or texting during these times.

@Brett Goldsmith Yes, a lot depends on how quickly help arrives and how quickly the economy recovers.I think forebearance plans will become common and I think it's the most appropriate tool for most people in the near future.

give him some hand sanitizer when he arrives

How did you arrive at 3% Management fee?