@Troy Winkler Hi Troy.In light of the daily situation of shelter in place orders and people in fear of contact from social distancing, we came up with a fast solution to showing vacant, or even occupied units to get them back into rent-collecting inventory.

Now I’m not so sure it’s a smart move.I know there’s not cut and dry solution in a situation like this.

This solution may provide better housing for lower-income individuals which may cause higher prices in classes A and B.

Found any solutions?

Tell me about your problem and let's try to find solutions. 

I started out solely in investment (rehabbed houses for 3 years), and that requires a completely different set of tradesmen (investments typically aren't occupied, finishes are entry level, working hours can be longer, reliability can be lower, followup service/warranty work is non-existent, etc). 

In fact, I would advise trying to find a different solution (such as finding a nearby lot with similar prospects). 

Hopefully others are having some good things with all of this or finding good solutions

If not, private money, hard money, seller financing are some possible solutions.

We have daily team meets, weekly corporation team meets, legal conferences, weekly meets with bankers, and on and on and on all to keep "on the ball" with the entire situation, to know all there is to know, formulate action plans, have solutions ready for problems BEFORE the problems happen, so that any time one of our LandLord clients call with a question that I have the answer right off the top of my head to help advise and defend their best interest.