I feel like it's too much for something that I can't control but I want to be fair.

When the virus is under control, the economy from before will still be there, with pent up demand.

Point being, we are all best served to focus on things within our control. 

These controls impact income of the business in the name of what is good of society.

The costs could spiral out of control quickly, and some subcontractors have a "nose" for first time investors. 

It's that bad.For all of the people who just want to run their business and give people a good service, there seem to be as many people who relish the control landlords have over people's lives and wouldn't hesitate to use it on a toxic whim. 

We need to be creative about how to deal with difficult situations while remembering that it's a situation beyond everyone's control.

Hi Amit - no buyout costs since San Leandro was not rent controlled back then.

Listening to the real estate radio guys podcast yesterday they brought up a great point I felt relevant to share:-How you treat people and handle situations in a time of crisis is invaluable for building trust, relationships, and loyalty which will come back to you in spades in the future. 

Listening to the real estate radio guys podcast yesterday they brought up a great point I felt relevant to share:-How you treat people and handle situations in a time of crisis is invaluable for building trust, relationships, and loyalty which will come back to you in spades in the future.