In Ohio, I can direct how the work that I pay for is done.In OHio, in the regular case, 24 hour notice is required, in this case, I'd attempt to contact the tenant and leave a message, but no notice is required for emergency work, so I'd feel ok about giving access.

I mean there is no real threat there unlike a regular strike. 

If you can connect with a lender or broker who works regularly with investors (or know of any investors yourself) there is a niche to be carved out. 

Look for an Investor Friendly Realtor that not only understands the regular transactions in RE, but also understands the ins and outs of the investment world.

The majority of the people I've seen promoting a strike are fully functional humans that will recover 100% of their income or more and they have no excuse.This is the problem with any government assistance program.

Hi @Rashad,Thanks for posting in the forums.However, we do not allow self-promotion, and posts looking for real estate agents tend to generate a lot of self-promotion from the agents on the site.We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts.

Others still use the regular lock and deadbolt for all entrances. 

If we assume rent is deferred for 90 days due to current circumstances, that would mean regular monthly payments would be due after those 90 days as well as tenants needing to work with landlords to determine how the 3 deferred payments will be made over 12 months.Not in your market and just speculating based on your post.

It is imperative for the longevity and operation of the system that the air filter be regularly checked and replaced if necessary.

Only one of my tenants regularly pays before the 1st.