In Seattle there are talks of waiving late fees if lack of work causes rent to be late, that seems like a no brainer. 

Locked in at 4.25% for a no-cost refi.  

Amen.You may not have read much of Cody's posting but he is a no BS tell it like it is guy.. those are just the facts ..

We used to have a "no pets" policy but it seemed like that the tenants that "had no pets" somehow always wound up with pets.

Starting an eviction after the tenant called the city who then condemned your property would, IMHO, be just as big a mistake as waiting six months to get the gas issue repaired.Retaliatory eviction is a no-no, and no MDJ or higher court will be friendly to this kind of easy-to-connect-the-dots prosecution against you.The property is uninhabitable; get the plumber to get off their *** and get the job done. 

A month ago that request would have been a no go but we are now in unchartered waters.

@Marc WinterOur city has also enacted a “no eviction rule” and we wanted to get ahead of it by providing some relief for our valued tenants.

In the past, you could deduct interest of up to $100k of HELOC on Schedule A, no matter what it was used for.

And now we learn that it is based on $1000 per employee and it is still unclear whether someone with schedule e income will qualify for anything since at this point it appears schedule e is a no go for PPP and most likely unemployment.

What would be the best moves to make right now regarding a no money down flip or rental?