The tenant once admitted he has OCD so he wants to keep everything clean,I feel they are perfect tenants to have to navigate this pandemic.I am somewhat reluctant to vett new tenants now due to the corona virus, besides not everyone is on the same page about Corona safety protocols.I prefer to err on the safety side since we are not dealing with just another flu virus so I have this fear of unknown.Appreciate if anyone here can provide any suggestions or if they have been in a similar situation.

I would like to err on the cautious side so that if there is an infestation at all it can be checked early.

Unless you’re sitting on pretty hefty savings and know your industry won’t be impacted by what’s going on, then you should err on the side of caution.And there is good reason to exercise caution.

I was looking into portfolio lenders because I was told (erroneously) a person could only carry four conventional mortgages at once.

Letter of the law might lead to a different conclusion, but my understanding of the spirit of the law-enforcers leads me to err on the side of simplicity.

I usually err on the side of charging though because you can always change your mind and send more money back to them, but you can't ever get that money back.

In certain scenarios, like family safety, I would say err on the side of caution. 

Will err on the side of being conservative to make sure my UW assumptions are correct in regards to stabilized and exit potential NOI

I will err on the side of caution moving forward ensuring I keep the work cheaper instead of racing to MAYBE get a renter in when I'm ready versus the market being ready.

I decided to err on the side of caution and have an inspector coming out next week.