How about lowering the minimum stay to attract as many people as possible?

What attracted me to these was the lowest management fees.

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National rent waivers would crash the real estate market...not an attractive path for the government.

Hi,I am interested in connecting with someone whoKnows a realtor/wholesaler they would recommend with experience in short term rentals, recommended areas in Tampa, Fl, specifically near the buccaneers stadium (open to other areas) that would attract tourists/travelers/Airbnb kind of business.

I'm in love with the location of this property and all the nearby attractions.

I get that buying MF etc... is attractive, but when people are looking for safe havens and buying bonds it seems hysterical to me.

While the EIDL does look like it could be an attractive option to consider, I have a question/concern: since any EIDL over $25,000 requires collateral--and the SBA specifically says it takes real estate as collateral when it is available--wouldn't that be a problem for the existing lenders?

Likely because of two things: 1. they're trying to curb demand a little bit as they are still overwhelmed with applications from two weeks ago when rates were crazy low; and 2. people are selling mortgage bonds like hot cakes, so the rates are going up to try to attract purchasers of those bonds. 

@Gary L WallmanYou keep the buildings and the loans that comes with it, but I keep everything that the tenants pay forever ; )  yes I recognize that the building is also an asset, but an empty  and non performing building is not going to attract a great price, this lowering its value.