Look for People SkillsProperty management is, ultimately, a people business.Not only will your manager deal with you and your tenants, but they’ll also need to work with third-party suppliers, regulatory bodies, and legal agencies.The better their people skills are, the better they will be at managing your property.This is often something you need to evaluate face-to-face when you meet them.

Up to this point, the only effect this crisis has had on us personally is that we've stopped eating out (a good thing) and we haven't been able to attend church (a bad thing).Our church has virtual services but we don't have broadband and thus can't watch them.In two weeks we'll find out how this is going to impact us as April rents will be due.

Anything you have to rehab right now, anything you need guys to show up and work on, should be a very big question mark in your portfolio right now.One of my buddies had a 10% hike on his loose lumber package, this was last Tuesday. when you wrote this last week I check lumber futures and I dont see a reason for the jump lumber futures are down. it sounds like a supplier maybe gouging. 

Government is forcing a business to lock their doors, yet they are still required to pay their landlord, suppliers, utilities, taxes.

All you need to do is a search on "online cabinet doors" and you'll find supplier after supplier.

Since I have put it into my lease they no longer look to me to be the supplier of filled out deposit slips.

I am a kitchen cabinet supplier and this question comes up very often.

I have 10 years in residential construction and good network of subs and material suppliers.

I ate a lot of Ramen noodles, but not a single contractor, lender, or supplier was left holding the bag.

Check whether the insurance policy covers business disruptions resulting from the loss of a key supplier’s services/products, as a result of COVID-19.Lastly, ask your bank about payment deferrals.