If you decide that owning and operating a rental business (or other type of business) is just too risky for you-- and you decide to trade your labor for pay to a business owner, you take on the risk of disability, the risk of an inadequate income stream when you quit.

Many tenants are elderly, on disability, or receive social security, etc.

The governor asked for a follow up bill next year that allows a judge to have clearer instructions to delay in eviction order if somebody needs more time to move out, such as the disabled and such.

I think a couple will not be able to pay that are in the hositality industry.They ones getting a disability check or on section 8 will have no problems.

I know one getting disability will make the rent.

My goal is to have a couple rentals to have extra income for now and enough to survive if I ever lose my job or become disabled. 

I only rent now to people in essential Industries or with guaranteed payments such as disability or Social Security.

Section 8, disability, social security all get government funds.

So I started the year off with 2 goals 1) buy my first laundromat 2) 6 units (originally SFHs was my goal)Ive been studying laundromat business from mid January to now Then 2 things slowed me down very slow refi on 2 properties (long story but still trying to fight reappraisals) and COVID19More info about me I have a disability, My w2 income is very low, It is hard for me to get a job because of my disability, my primary residence is free and clear, I have 3 rental units right now (1 has a mortgage and 2 I am trying to cash out refi as mentioned) and Im very liquid.

I know when screening tenants you can’t choose based on race, gender, disability etc.