@Courtney Duong you could try and get more upfront rent from him, or a fat deposit, if you can.

The way I see it, we probably won't see any income coming in on any of the units till possibly Aug-September and by then we'll have burned thru all reserves and roll right into tax season and be facing fat tax bills due.  

In the case of NYC, the entire goal of Cuomo, de Blasio and company has been to destroy the small business and small property owner class in order to hand it over to their fat cat developer donors and buddies.

It was nothing but congealed FAT, coffee grinds & eggshells all in a 15ft 1-1/2 inch lateral. 

I hope you have a big fat deposit.

Reset your personal goal from the fat double-end commission to not getting sued by either party.

Which is a heck of a lot better than the big fat zero they were giving us before.

I certainly don't agree with a Landlord change their fee structure during a disaster so they can continue keeping their wallet fat while their client suffers.

Cheapest house I've bought is $182K, so it can't be the commissions are not fat enough.

A few of them had no way of paying me anyway until they received their fat checks from the government so what you're saying makes no sense.If you have to charge a late fee to keep your business afloat or to teach your tenants a lesson I think you're in a crappy business.