Coronavirus is something that needs to be considered for sure; but it is temporary, at least in my opinion.

Here was her response:"In any shutdown due to a scare or pandemic of coronavirus, there would be no requisite direct physical loss or damage to the insured’s premises to trigger the coverage."

Normally, we just go over and introduce ourselves, but the Coronavirus killed that.

For folks here, any thoughts on how the multi-family market coming to terms with the recent Coronavirus disruption?

You can add an addendum to you contract to add in Coronavirus related issues to give you more time and other ways to close.

As I'm finishing up #abcsofrealestateinvesting by Ken McElroy I'm on pg. 144 #maintenance Goes on to say if you are a property manager and you will have to source and negotiate your own providers for services like #plumbers #electricians Now as I look on how I handle it as my own #propertymanager I seek someone who has customer service and also look at if they offer #militarydiscount-It's a good thing I'm a #realtor during this #coronavirus as I contacted both a #garagedoor installer and #roofer ( #allseasonsroofing ) and they said they have been slammed with so much work.

Today we cover how to create a virtual showing and a virtual open house to keep both you and your clients safe against the coronavirus aka Covid-19 .

Would you allow your tenant to skip rent this month because of the virus? And would they have to repay you once all is good? 

It looks like simply taking a couple of already available pills might cure this.
It's awaiting FDA approval (but they are trying to fast lane it).
It's been in America a few days and now we may already have a cure--...

I feel good about the numbers, but am unsure if I should be conserving cash because of the corona virus.......Thoughts?