Now that we are here other than protesting the government actions what else can we do to take control of our REI businesses.

May 1 was a rent strike/protest across many cities. 

I see some state representatives like Summer Lee are introducing bills that cancel rent and mortgage payments.I am curious how this works for Investors that own property free and clear but depend on rent for income.https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/more-than-50-protest-in-pittsburgh-calling-for-a-nationwide-rent-and-mortgage-freeze-during-coronavirus-pandemic/Content?

If it’s not rented out by July 1st it won’t be the end of the world but I absolutely want to have a tenant living there sometime in the month of July.As far as how the protests and demonstrations that have been going on in Philly has affected my house, it hasn’t directly.

Also, have a realtor check your tax value on your current home with the appraisal district and see if you might benefit from protesting your tax rate with the appraisal district since smaller homes could possibly be lowering the values in your area. 

gotta love dave ramsey...why not try & protest your taxes next year?

Unfortunately, I had to pay 5.80% for first 2 properties and 3rd one (I protested) they offered me 5.25% and that's the lowest they would go at this time.

Shareholders of Deutsche Bank protested at its annual meeting last Friday over its announcement of a new capital raise of 8 billion Euros.

When I protested to the supervisor and told him that 'I did not put those cats in that house, sir,' he was not impressed.

Hell, you may even get protesters showing up at your door step.