This is an unprecedented health and financial situation , so we are being flexible and trying to be a part of the solutions :1) If our tenants alert us to their inability to pay rents - we are being compassionate and listening.2) We are asking for little more background on their situation ( Lost job ?

In Sacramento, I have had a steady stream of 'interested' potential tenants who were serious enough to have paid the $30 background check.

Since I inherited these tenants, I didn't have any info on their backgrounds.

I know many people are concerned about the market and I wanted to share some listing stats from a flip we just listed and went under contract with a buyer.Quick background: Since we got a great deal on the buy, we decided to push the envelope on this one and did higher end finishes to try to sell the house for $200k+ in a $160k neighborhood. 

I looked out the window, feeling a bit tired from my 2 hour reading streak and I noticed the beautiful blue sky and asked myself this question...Do I Love this enough to do this?

My background is construction.

A lot of this stems from my background as a real estate appraiser and my love of numbers. 

This was a higher end flip with nice hardwoods (we were able to save most of what was there) and them replace the dining and kitchen room areas since a tree had fallen into the house at one point in time while the house was vacant.You will see this house is really beautiful and its a 2 bed 1 bath with NO garage and rents now for $950 per month.

We also added a large 12' by 8' deck off the back of the kitchen doors.You will see this house is really beautiful and its a 2 bed 1 bath with NO garage and rents now for $950 per month.

Quick background: I own all my units in cash and plan to refinance once COVID-19 blows overI currently have a policy on each property the pays out on an Actual Cash Value basis.