Additionally, although these are extraordinary circumstances, if a tenant was asking us to work with them I would require detailed review of their financial situation before making any concessions.

You'll learn a lot about how to interact with your clients and when done right they'll become repeat costumers in the future.

On the one hand I don’t want to set us up as being the LL that will bail them out whenever things get tight, but on the other hand these are certainly extraordinary circumstances.Any thoughts on the right way to handle this?

I am moving towards 360 interactive tours for my listings and for my rentals to combat this. 

I've never actually had the privilege of meeting or interacting with such a rare species.

Once we can all interact socially again I would highly recommend getting out there and meeting other real estate investors/professionals in the markets of interest to you!

Its an active, breathing lifeform that needs interaction, management, maintenance, et al.Ok, lets try a different model.

If your apt is like the one I just rented, it will have a separate entrance where no other tenants come in or out.To me, I'm very lucky to have such an extraordinary portfolio of properties that are attractive to tenants that now want to be in low density buildings.I suspect that this trend will continue and I certainly don't think that this will be our last Pandemic.Also, when I look at price point, while the current comps are important for the Mortgage you are looking to get, I generally care about what the price will be in 10 years from now.Who cares if you buy a property for $1.6 Million if it's worth $3 Million in the next 10 years?!

Hi.What is a reasonable price to pay to build a website that interacts with software these days?

I’m also looking at personal/business/landlord references, background check, my personal interactions with them.