Unfortunately, if you do not think that you can re-rent the unit right now, your best bet might be to just take that half-month rent payment and deduct the remaining from the security deposit, or go after them in small claims court once the virus blows over.Best of luck!

Knowing what your options are, allow you to take a bad flip and make it a profitable rental, a bad rental and make it a profitable lease to purchase, if you own a lot and you are not building, lease to make a community farm, they are popular and can earn you cash.

Approach the agent and seeing if they will agree to a lower fee may be your best bet in this case.

If you’re 1/2” short at the moment I bet there’s a reasonable cost solution here such as a thin epoxy or similar over the existing subfloor.

It did seem that they had felt that maybe I was off the hook on the mortgage, which I explained that I’m not, and they paid up on the spot.I do feel they will be good tenants as I bet my tenants pretty well.

Get a solid website and make it credible and do real marketing.I am willing to bet you will benefit far more from that then fiddling with lists!

Your best bet would be to use a mortgage broker that has access to a portfolio of hundreds of lenders and has an existing relationship with said lenders.

I'm betting the really successful Airbnb properties are stand alone properties (the owners are not living in them) and with the loss of revenue it may make sense to sell and conserve cash.

You will invest more in trying to recover this money than the money, so you will chalk it up to a lesson learned and not do it next time I bet!

Best bet is to discuss with some realtors, get the house on MLS so everyone sees it and they will handle logistics.