Best practice is to use a property management software to allow the information to be as accurate and transparent as possible.

Practice with your particular paint so you get regulator pressure set perfect

I feel like it will be good practice to interview potential tenants in this time to see what’s out there, and get more experience.

It seems like this approach has several benefits, including the basic idea that my tenants will simultaneously be paying down my car and my house for me at the same time.  

Do you think it's practical to ask Grocery stores to give discounts on food whenever someone is having a tough time?

thank you for this perspective. even if in the event that it's totally false it's a good exercise to practice thinking about what one would do if it were real. i was in shock that this was a post on ig getting reposted by people i know, that's why i posted it. 

They also agreed lenders have no desire to take ownership of properties if it can be avoided.Bloomberg's Langbaum said he takes some comfort in knowing lenders and landlords alike are far better capitalized vs. 2008, when it was commonplace to see loan terms for overdue mortgages extended indefinitely — a practice known as “extend and pretend” — or for property owners to simply turn in keys — “jingle mail” — and walk away from properties.What also was different then, he said, was the economic fallout was far more gradual than what’s unfolding today.

With the current trends of longer term guest stays in the era of staycations and work from home orders, what any tips, recommendations, or best practices you have found for longer term (30+ day) guest requests? 

The bigger problem is that if this isn't market practice in your area, you'll be at a competitive disadvantage.

It's usually enough to discourage most people from putting in multiple offers simultaneously, but some still will.