This is not a scenario where landlords should bear the brunt of the losses for a controlled government shutdown of the economy.

I prefer owning SFRs and small multi-units over the larger multi-units for a few reasons:On larger deals you lose control due to the syndication.You can't sell to a retail buyer if rents compress (the value of the property is strictly based on the income it produces).A mortgage payment on a larger building is harder to float if something happens (flood, fire, etc.) whereas I can cover the mortgage on one of my single family houses if it floods, and the odds of all of them flooding are very small.Hope that helps!

Banks understand what I just said precisely.

Maybe they will, maybe they won't, but they sure won't be able to look at me to blame.Not only will they not look at me to blame, they won't harbor any ill-will against me when things go bad for them.What I think about all the time, and maybe this is because I am a cash investor, is the fact we allow strangers to be in control of very expensive assets, our life's financial work in many cases.

I'm probably just being impatient, but I'm not sure what to do I feel like it's out of my control.

I believe in faith, no use in worrying about things we can’t control, but this is uncharted waters.

Now sure what your state requires but here in Georgia, our contract states all pest control is the responsibility of the tenant.

For one, they can give a false degree of precision.

We anticipate a lot more control over the tours on the next one we shoot. 

To my knowledge there's no way to control daily usage, but it can still be used at the decreased bandwidth once your monthly allotment has been used.