Looking for any and all ideas on types of businesses to fill up some of our vacancies during these uncertain times.

I am not in a financial trouble but just for a general knowledge (times are very uncertain these days, today we have our jobs, tomorrow we may not) so I would like to ask you guys, and hope you know the answer to this:Lets say I sell an asset to somebody (could it be a relative, by the way) and lets say I go through a bankruptcy or foreclosure on another property, can a bankruptcy court go after the buyer who purchased my asset?

Right now the future is too uncertain but most wealthy investors are fairly optimistic and there is alot of money out there in either private or hard money but their requirements are fairly high right now because of the future's uncertainty. 

It’s been difficult to have an open dialogue about their concerns.We’re trying to figure out what kinds of services, guarantees, etc. would help landlords to feel safe in partnering with us to rent to our incoming clients in these very uncertain times.

Right now Grand Rapids is a hot market even in these uncertain times so thought I would be able to get the most out of the rental house if I sold it.

Landlord/tenant legislation - Only invest in landlord friendly states.

Also, the Northeast tends to frown upon STR  and a lot of towns in the Northeast have passed or are passing legislation to restrict it. 

The AASEW is primarily focused on legislation, education, and networking for its members.

@Sharon Rosendahl We had 250 landlords from across the state at the legislature Friday before last to voice opposition to the Just Cause legislation.  

There are some legislatively friendly cities and states in relation to STRs.