Our policies are clear cut with rents that we have our Property manager enforce, due on the 1st, late on the 3rd, posted on the 5th, eviction filed on the 9th!   

As a 23-year-old newbie investor looking for his first investment property and who has never felt the impact of a market crash or recession before (except when my parents cut down our expenses during the 2008 crisis), I'm unsure if I should be taking action or not. 

I guess I Qalil’s have to cut off the ducts to the 2nd floor if I were to go that route ?

Hi y’all, I have a question about firing/cutting ties with a Buyers agent.

There are a ton of ways that you can cut up data, as long as you are able to download it in some sort of spreadsheet format.

You're just trying to cut down on mosquitos and help with pollenation, right.

So I decided to cut the loss, have the hard money lender take ownership of both properties so I could just walk away. 

IF you have six months left of management, offer to pay them three months and cut them loose.

If they're willing to "cut corners" in this way, what else are they doing that is wrong, illegal or will otherwise put you at risk?

When talking to tenants, empathy towards Covid-19 related issues or layoffs, pay cuts or less hours is a must.