Just kinda sitting on my hands sandbagging money.

So you can't wait until they move out and sit around expecting a court to award you rent from now until through July.

Can sit on the highway in the same spot through 4 lights.

I have another college rental house that was closed recently and sit on the market right now.

Go sit with a local attorney. 

I’ve been fortunate to find properties that have been sitting on the market for a while.  

I've chosen to focus on my clients, grow my management base, and optimize my current portfolio, letting the cash sit for a rainy day, although I obviously won't pass up a great deal if it falls in my lap. 

I am noticing in a few areas that some (not ours) are sitting longer.

In the face of a recession with several unknowns, my point is that it’s easier to come up with a payment on a $80k house than a $200k house if it sits vacant.

However, we do run the risk of renters missing out on work due to the virus, which means possibly missed rent payments.So in times like these, how much LTV are you allowing your portfolio to sit at?