Statistically speaking, the ROI on your money virtually the same as tearing up yout money and throwing it in the garbage.

You pack up and literally go around the corner and wait until they have cleaned up all the garbage and sanitized the area and then you move back.

Likely some garbage mutual funds.

We removed all the garbage disposers and that saves up a fortune for replacements and repairs.

After this CDC garbage, I believe I will show up to my property, and instead of changing the locks, I will hire my contractor to remove all doors in the house and the toilet.Your thoughts~!!

Also paying off the house is not something I would celebrate, that means your funds are sitting as “Dead equity” and now you need to do a cash out refinance to get the equity back out and invested in something that will bring you 20% returns instead of no returns sitting in dead equity.P.S. roofstock is garbage, you need to build a team as @Remington Lyman described

For example, in our jurisdiction landlords must establish and pay for garbage/recycling service for multifamily properties, but can require tenants of SFRs to put that service in their own name. 

We have used a lot of different property managers/realtors/crews and most are complete garbage.

I've spent thousands in the past, most of which was garbage.  

We do pay for garbage pickup (absolutely a necessity in KI Sawyer) and water (because the buildings we have are not metered separately).