If you do allow pets, frequent property inspections are crucial. 

We obviously don't have that with shelter in place orders, however, it's amazing how closely we can start looking like a randomly mixing population the more contacts people have with the community (thinking the non-essential trips to stores just to walk around, frequent grocery shopping trips, short visits with friends, etc.).

Baseball games are rarely won by dramatic home runs... consistent and frequent base hits win games.We're under contract for 80 units and are well capitalized.

Another thing to consider, a service member may "think" they only have 11 months left somewhere, but that changes VERY frequently, so they wouldn't have known until receiving orders.As a landlord, I wouldn't try and fight this.

Have you had the “sight unseen” tenants wanting to break leases more frequently than tenants who were able to see the unit and the neighborhood first hand?

Some landlords swear by Venmo since it's easy and the younger generations use it frequently already.

We have a LOT of new properties coming in, and we frequently work with 1031 buyers, but they come to us passively instead of us having to actively look for them.

Additionally, you are dealing with tenants quite frequently who prioritize other things above rent. 

It should be a great way for all of us to learn and help get through this.At this point, it's us versus the damn virus.Tagging people that I know around town who are frequent posters to BP with great info.

It seems to be a great and versatile tool but frequently misunderstood in military circles.