Its more paperwork and more work for the lender, so make sure they know the process and can deliver. I

I'd also take a look at my bills month over month to make sure there were no large increases to either electric supply charge and electricity delivery charge.You need some boots on the ground now and going forward for situations like this.

I have a route delivery business in NYC and I took a major hit during this pandemic.

I bet there were 50 “I take delivery of my Tesla” videos in the last few weeks of December. 

After you'd be able to "collect" rent starting the delivery date.

Contractor willing to accept 25% payment then 75% at end, I have to cough there and wonder, who is buying materials- buying a refrigerator right now takes a while to get it delivered expect delays with materials unless they are on the shelf at Home Depot- deliveries because of Covid are slow.

I currently work as a GrubHub driver and listen to audiobooks and the BP podcasts all day while I am making deliveries.

As an agent and investor that flips houses - I offer a buyer's agent 3% every time and I believe it nets me more in the end.Remember too - the buyer has about 20+ exits from a contract if their agent knows what they are doing (option, EM, termination due to seller non compliance with delivery of items like survey/T-47, third party approval, appraisal etc).  

Starting on page 11, Google gives up pizza delivery sites, etc.

I ran a fleet of delivery trucks for over 20 years.