Sort of a hail-Mary-pass.

RV rentals / ride sharing sites are reporting 2x demand as people are still skittish about getting on a plane or staying in a hotel. 

My husband and I always do a ride by before we live in any area to see what it's really like.

I have reinvested in other properties but have also diversified my investments and by doing so insure I have available reserves to ride out any market fluctuations. 

There are plenty of owners who do well and plenty who get taken for a ride.3.

If you want to realize max cash flow and reduce some of your headaches then I would say ride it out unless something forces you to sell.

Next thing is, even though you’re not allowed inside the house or unit, you need to at least ride by it, stop out front, and examine it.

Assuming 5K jobs per site you need to be very close to bike riding distance to see a higher demand. 

Another California investor taken for a ride.

I'm certainly curious about actual experience with this.My properties are solidly class C in location and quality,   and my tenants generally aren't too interested in getting EVs themselves,   though most of them have gotten demo rides and stuck their noses under the hood of my car at one point or another.My 4-plex is well suited to EV charging upgrades - it has under building parking,  and the main breaker panels are in the ground floor laundry room meaning running cables out to the front wall for charging stations would be trivial.