They (the FED) are printing the middle class out of a future, so my mentality right now is to make the most of what they are offering, not to screw over lenders or commit fraud. 

This will now allow LA renters up to 12 months to settle back rent for Residential tenants, and 3 months for Commercial tenants, before a landlord can take ANY action.Does anyone have the fine print on this new Renters protection?

I have a great property manager, Antietam Realty, in southern Pennsylvania for my properties and we will just deal with tenants on a case by case basis.Every lender has a banner on their website to talk with them if there is a problem or directions to get a deferral of payments.

When you print or generate a PDF from Buildium, then all the charges would show up. 

If it ever comes to eviction, I will just print out that email and say "here I did this as a token of thanks, even though I didn't have to, and they still chose to skip rent"

(I have a computer consulting background).I charge a T&M fee to create,produce and update these listsI print,stuff and mail their mailings for themPart of my service includes Buyer Agency and an agreement to List any properties they fix and flip.These services and fees are reasonable to pay as it helps you achieve your goals.Interview a few agents and find a match that suits your needs.Any agent can do this for you, but only a good agent can do it well for you.LOL, I now see you are an agent, you can do this through your MLS

Longer build up of inventory, but safer during turbulent economic times.During the last downturn in Real Estate, many of my BRRR investor clients saw their entire portfolios unzip when a small number of tenants.Currently I am seeing a huge increase in calls from my investor clients inquiring about unloading their highly leveraged investment properties.30 - 60 - 90 Day notes called by commercial Lenders (The commercial credit market will probably lock up soon if Banks don't act soon)Closing of Equity Lines by Residential Lenders (yes, a lot of lenders have it in the small print)Calling on Equity Lines by Lenders (again, the small print)Margin Calls on mortgages by lenders especially hard money lenders.A declining Real Estate Market (Many areas especially Southern CA are seeing dramatic price drops on listed homes)My questions for current BRRR investors are:.

To flip you need some money 100K would help you flip more properties or use less financing more cash in your pocket. 3) Not really it's a great resource, there are some sketchy people out there-do your due diligence read the small print, don't chew more than you can swallow.

For a standalone appraisal a homeowner requests, I've heard stories of appraisers showing up with a sheet marked "zestimate" printed from Zillow :).  

But Fed may just keep hitting enter on it's excel spreadsheet that can print an infinite amount of money.