Nothing fancy, just Dark, Breakfast Blend, Medium, and Decaf, and we also have a few boxes of tea bags out. 

With just $15, you can buy a big old bottle of reconstituted lemon juice, a squirt bottle, and a canvas bag.

I see a potential spike in foreclosures once the dust settles from Covid which will slightly impact pricing but nothing drastic like the last crash at all.

I'm also a new investor in Los Angeles currently trying to determine which out-of-state market to make a move on once the dust settles. 

I am waiting for the dust to settle before buying another property.

Once the dust starts to settle with the prolonged loss of revenue, drop in stock market valuations, rate fluctuations etc., I think we will start to see the real damage that will likely take years to rebuild from. 

If you think that their activities go beyond recreational use (large quantities in the house, visible scales or bags, people coming and going in excess) it's time for a more serious conversation. 

Or no tenant at all until the dust settles. 

It's a short-term play to let the dust settle before assessing the carnage. 

I make it brutally clear that I own the property, I take care of it, and I have pride in the product I’m offering.I also make it clear that if you don’t do your part as a tenant (pay on time and care for the property) you will have a cross between a Paris Island drill sergeant and a pit bull (me) relentlessly on your @$$ determined to take you down and grind you to dust in the process for being such a putz to arrive in such a situation, and I get the job done too.