You could buy 3-5 nice duplexes-fourplexes in great locations (like Miami) over the next little 5 or so years and you will be miles ahead of 90% of the real estate investors ten years from today.

Maybe try visiting and showing your face so you're not just a random OOS investor if you feel they're taking advantage of that.

Your investor friends may have different advice, but no attorney is going to say "Don't worry about it... go ahead and breach the terms of your Deed of Trust."

If you're considering Cleveland, make sure to visit us.

Or go ahead and learn for yourself- IF it comes out easily enough without breaking apart- go ahead and post it up on fb marketplace, cl, and next door etc, with the exact dimensions listed, for a couple of hundred bucks.

As Joel notes, it is a great way to monitor tenant health and be prepared for failing tenants ahead of them stopping to pay.

I would still go ahead and list it for rent early no matter what. 

@Jonathan GreeneSomeone also suggested that Sherwin-Williams is way ahead of the curve now on their research. 

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Go ahead and relist.