If it does turn to more of a buyers' market then all the better for the leads that should be generated I would assume.

Since tenants ARE our business customers that rely on the property(s) condition and that it is imperative for landlords to keep their properties in rentable and updated conditions in order to get tenants and keep tenants in order to generate rent, this restriction would make zero sense.  

There was a post about a year ago maybe a little more were an LA W 2 who had a nice run up in their values pulled like 150 to 200k in a second on their personal home and then used that money to buy ( what he admitted to) D class in Memphis that on paper was going to generate a nice positive cash flow He also borrowed on those properties I think it was 8 of them  so 100% leveraged on D class.. not that D class is any worse in Memphis than any other location It just stuck in my mind.. 

It's a great time to generate leads... to follow up on when this s-storm is over.

I know a small family owned generator company in Marietta that covers Georgia.

However, with a few exceptions, in my nearly 25 years of being a landlord, I have found that communicating and cooperating with tenants to resolve conflicts generates much more fruitful results for all. 

Lastly as it relates to owing rentals which is the vast majority of this audience i think this has been a big wake up call for them on what is or is not proper reserves and how to scale in a manageable fashion given your liquidity and ability to generate income outside of the asset itself.  

We are all of the same mind about building a legacy for the next generation. 

I've read a lot of good reviews about Cozy but I like that Avail has a lease generator, allows E-Signatures, and syndicates to more listing services. 

In addition to cash flow, you may also be able to pay down any mortgages and generate equity.