Im hoping to get any tips, tricks or strategies you guys are using to help future tenants feel more comfortable with the idea of living in a house with other strangers and ensuring the security of everyone during COVID.Things I will be doing:Include in expectations and policy limiting the number of people allowed to visit each guestIn living area, have individual seats/ couch instead of a 2 or 3 seat couchProvide cleaning and disinfecting supplies in kitchen and restrooms Provide disposable plates, cups and silverware Thanks in advance for any help you all give!

It's supply and demand so I would start at $100/month which is F'ing crazy but your not looking for volume, you only need one person who values not walking 1-3 blocks in the Winter and can't afford to have their car towed. 

A three man crew will get in each others' way and undoubtedly one will spend 90% of his time standing around outside on his phone smoking a cigarette.

For single family home appreciation supply - demand factors rule.    

Separate your emotions from business decisions and you will see through the smoke.

I also go get all of the supplies and bring them to the job site for him.

Those that make up reasons why they can't show this and that tend to hide behind smoke and mirrors.Investing in real estate is a relationship business more than anything.

Some towns just have a basic list of requirements (smoke detector, CO detector, etc).

Do you know if there are any development plans in Chico which might add supply to college rentals in the forseeable future?

. - If your tenant supplies the washer/dryer, then they are certainly responsible for getting them fixed.