I wouldn't bother unless the place needed fresh paint anyway.

Secondly, I am trying to get a perspective from other members on this as this is for the first time I am in this situation.

Again, thank you for the perspective.

Thank You, Derek Derek, to give you the 10,000 foot overview in my perspective and what I do...see below1) Most developers have an excel based proforma or underwriting. 

Definitely adds depth to my "money is money" perspective.  

Your point of view is the first time I've heard it from that perspective.

So it feels like you are calling people out for being poor landlords, without sharing your own perspective or experiences (even though I asked you directly how many properties you own/manage, and to share your recommendations and best practices).

Hello everyone, I'm looking into investing in real state for the first time but I would like to know yall's perspective on how the forecast looks like for the real state market due to the coronavirus and its effects.

Does anyone have any less crazy ideas or have any fresh ideas?

@Roy Gottesdiener - Speaking from a residential loan perspective, it can be a little sketchy to leverage both your properties to take on even more debt.