And besides you are an evil, rich landlord who should give away your hard work for the good of society!

Although I am a newbie, I have read many many blog posts from the forums here on bigger pockets, I have read a couple of books like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and I have also started to listen to other investors’ videos/podcasts on YouTube and attending some seminars.

It has been said many times before, the rich act in spite of fear while others allow fear to stop them.While there are a number of opportunities now available, to actually cheer for or hope for bad things to profit from them is not the right approach.

Variance in between my top 5 go-to lenders is usually like 0.25% highest to low, usually there's 2-3 of them tied for first place (exact same rate, +/- $500 in closing costs), so you go with whomever the service/speed/communication leader is.Today, the high/low variance for those exact same 5 lenders is 1.5% to rate!

Even when I have an empty unit, I prefer scheduled tours- showing up on time and being able to communicate with me are part of my screening process, and I feel it's safer for me too.Hope that helps.

I have not sent any formal communication to my tenants.

I want to communicate that I am going to help as much as I can in the event that someone loses their job.

If a tenant needs to flexibility and are a decent and communicative tenant it is worth giving the situation some attention and working harder to manage through the difficult period rather than giving up on them.

This isn't in reference to the AICPA communications over the last several days - the Treasury Secretary announced in a press conference today that there will be an extension of time to pay (not file) for a specific set of 4/15 taxpayers, but I agree we need the details.

I came back completely impressed with rich cultural heritage, and at the same time came away very shocked at the condition of residential buildings and dirty streets (I found Rome & Florence pretty clean), but other parts of Italy, dog poops every where...ugh.