Does have mortgages on your investment properties effect your ability to get a mortgage for your personal home?

I believe you will most if not all of your Tenants delay or not pay rent at all due to this letter and that the lasting effects from the letter will last long after the pandemic is over. 

I also don't know what To do about the code violations and how that'll effect the appraisal.

Originally posted by @Gina Sgroa:The stock market effect is real.   

The property management company tries to take all the profit - you pay it a management fee and maintenance fees, anything reasonable, to make the corporation holding the property effectively making no money annually.

As a buyer, I would look at the competing properties and say $1,200 is right.Loss to Lease is effectively a measure of "opportunity to improve", so I love finding properties where the loss to lease is huge, not 2%.

I haven't heard it put like that before and the right firm sounds like it could be a powerful relationship.VA loan sounds like a special hammer in the corner of the woodshop- it's really effective and works great for the people that have used it before but everyone else isn't sure what to make of it.

This will need to be a balance between health and the effect on the economy.  

  - Funding would be for 3 months to 6 months, with possible extensions TBD and evidence of ongoing effectOWNERS: - documentation = rent rolls and evidence of people who need to leave due to C19 issues- effect on ability to pay mortgage, other expenses or essential income- possibly a credit line to fund rent deferrals: this could be offered to current tenants or possibly to prospective tenants who are otherwise good credit risks. - perhaps owner would assume 5 to 10% of the risk which is better than the cost of having empty unit and also helps out the tenants. 

This should help me identify a plan to steer my way and communicate it effectively.