Seems like the need for this would have kicked up a bit during the pandemic, but maybe not.Thanks!

Has Palos Verdes become a more attractive place to live during the pandemic?

Today during the pandemic, out of the 160+ properties we track (there are more but they are scattered out with multiple property managers and a few are self managed), so far there are 10 tenants that have not paid the full rent on schedule at some point during the last 7 months. 5 of these tenants recently caught up on the rent or made arrangements acceptable to the owner.

Not sure if this is a short term rental, but that’s one option (after this health pandemic that is). 

With that being said, I'm looking for any advice on the best ways to build that list, especially with most meet-ups being shut down due to the pandemic?

Very difficult to find reputable tenant turnover, especially during a pandemic and labor shortage.

Since then, in Orlando we have weathered a pandemic, the aforementioned political turmoil, and much more.

It seems that every couple of years, the CDC comes up with a new flu "pandemic" to help get rid of pharmas, or drive populations to doctors to dope up on more meds.

Still, sales were 12.3% higher than March 2020, when transactions were falling due to the Covid pandemic.

During the pandemic rents were frozen....now they are not.