To achieve higher rent collections during uncertain times, consider taking on less riskier assets. 

The future in a bit uncertain with the pandemic, 8 month timeframe seems like anything can happen.

But, let’s build our real estate investment practice one step at the time, and use this uncertain time to improve rather than sit-and-wait.Before diving into detailed analysis, use 1% rule to quickly evaluate dealsIf a property passes 1% rule, then look deeperWhen focused on cash flow, focus on annual cash-on-cash returnHave a thorough estimate on investment cashPlease include closing cost, the % varies by regionAdjustment % of downpaymentMonthly expense = monthly operating expense + monthly mortgage expenseFor mortgage expense, use established mortgage calculator (e.g.

Thanks so much for any feedback on my situation, God Bless you and your families with His wisdom and protection during these uncertain times. 

As Patricia mentioned, getting your finances in order will be the best thing to do right now in uncertain times.

Trouble is that the market is so uncertain right now, that you might have your property sit for a while no matter how well marketed it is, but certainly limiting your exposure by not listing it won’t help that.

However, the tightening of standards can also be a logical step to minimize their exposure moving forward in uncertain times. 

We are uncertain as to the impact in your credit score, particularly if you are current on your mortgage or otherwise have good credit"

Anyway, here's some more reading on AB1482 as it sounds like it would apply to you (like most of the rest of us in the state of California):https://cal-rha.org/legislative/ab-1482/https://a17.asmdc.org/issue/ab-1482-frequently-asked-questions

Real estate investors must be careful as they move through this uncertain environment.