Use fed form Schedule E to figure your income (rent) less your losses (insurance, depreciation, taxes, any other expenses).

Neighbors shared a gravel or oil dirt drive to their backyards with the easement on the other side covered with grass because the water, sewer and electrical lines ran thru there.  

I think some of the physician loans are even drying up but first fed of Lakewood is still running.

With the Fed sending them $600 a week on top of their State unemployment check, most if not all of these people will make more money now than they did when they had the job and paying rent before COVID-19.

It's due to fed interference. 

It seems like the FED is doing what it can to grease the gears of the economy but how effective will it be? 

I believe a lot of people in Chicago feel the grass is greener in Milwaukee - and when I hear their reasoning, it might even be a little bit. 

For example I know in the UK that popular rental properties are more along the 0.5% rule, but property taxes are taken care of by the tenant as well as maintenance costs are much lower due to things like non shingle roofs, no grass, all brick solid structures, etc. so a portion of that 0.5% is made up in other areas.

Seems to me that this loosened up a bit with the fed dropping rates but for how long?  

No bank is going to let you be a 6-unit landlord without some capital behind you to fix AC units and cut the grass and absorb a vacancy.