This is a brand new 2020 home, 1932sq.ft, 4 bed (down stairs bed room with full bath) and 3 bath.1st Year - 2020, March, 1st - 2150$2nd Year - 2021, March, 1st - 2130$ (decreased 20$ due to pandemic)3rd Year -2022, March, 1st - How much rent I can reasonably increase?

How hard is it to evict them in todays pandemic times?

One of my clients most of his visits are people looking to visit family in the area but close enough for a disney trip, day trips to the beach which is 15-20 mins away, once the school is back up at full capacity FIT has a lot of foreign students who have friends and family visiting, the sports center in viera has very big baseball and soft ball tournaments multiple times a year before the pandemic but i think they have some things this on the schedule this summer. 

Thankfully that crap has stopped with my coronavirus-themed profile pics.

Would love to hear thoughts on any other markets that will probably hold value post coronavirus. 

But Hunter, Windham, Jewett are the sweet spots for demand anyway.That said, revenues seem to be declining since the highs of the pandemic, so be sure to consider that in your underwriting.

I have talked to multiple apartment owners, some that have owned for 15+ and 20+ years in Champaign and they have told me this past year is the highest vacancy they have ever had (this may be from coronavirus... but I think it's from overbuilding more than anything).

I love the way everyone is pouring out creative financing strategies.I have done couple of hard money financing where property makes a great deals typically 65% ARV or less LTV.I will like to hear from my local investors on what creative financing strategy is working during this COVID-19 Pandemic.

I lost my job due to the coronavirus and have just been making improvements on my house to fill time.

In light of this pandemic where is a good place to start?