I do have one but really do not know if its sufficient  Thanks ahead of time!

If so, go ahead and waive inspection contingency.

We've got months of this crap ahead of us and when it's over, people are going to be thinking very differently about all sorts of things.

So it’s definitely worth it to see what you’re buying ahead of time so you know what you’re dealing with.

So far we see about 25% of our resident base at the most risk of income interruption, which could be a hit to our income but hopefully not devastating, especially if we can stay ahead of it.We are also initiating refinancing some assets to take advantage of the attractive interest rates!  

Everytime I log into Zillow now, before I can search I have to click a box to confirm I'm not a robot and then go thru this obscene captcha where I'm clicking boxes that have buses and fire hydrants and crosswalks that goes on for an eternity. 

@Jay Helms Expect some possible missed rents from some affordable housing properties, especially with certain evictions being on a 30 day hiatus for the courts(NC), however getting ahead and vocalizing to tenants benefits to paying rent on time will be key.

You can then use that for your next deals, wether it is for yourself, or for the LLC.One thing that really made things click for me with the partnership, was coming to the understanding that the LLC owned the properties, and the partners owned the LLC.Best of luck and I hope this helps!

Learn as much as you can from others' experience so that you are a few steps ahead.

Specifically in the months ahead, I don't see a rational reason for there to be increased demand in self-storage as people could potentially be compromised financially and a self-storage payment isn't going to be high on their list.