I own my residence, but don't invest otherwise here, prefer OOS or CA vacation towns (think ski, pool-desert).

I am not sure how to ask or propose my question, but I invested with a big pool of investors in a large apartment complex in San Antonio.

I very much appreciate this feedback I want to add it is really difficult to find a good tenant in that area which is why I excepted the lower rent , partially out of fear , the other part realty of tenant pool . but I will not sign off on the renewal.

And has a saltwater pool for which he paid 50k.

The economic impact of the pandemic has likely reduced the prospective tenant pool.

If we go into recession, any already distressed property owners will be on shakier ground, and as the pool of buyers dries up --- prices should go down ie cap rates go up. 

We just purchased a home, not a rental or a flip but a personal home, and looking for ideas from the community in central FL for any great pool installation contractors.

That might include recreational facilities (pool, tennis court, exercise equipment) and beautifully landscaped grounds.

That might include recreational facilities (pool, tennis court, exercise equipment) and beautifully landscaped grounds.We also sent a letter to all our tenants and educated them about social distancing, sheltering in place (if that’s been mandated in your community) and other Center for Disease Control guidelines like hand washing, hand sanitizers and other measures people can take to be safe from the coronavirus.Limit MaintenanceWith many areas under a shelter in place mandate from their governor, as well as a mandate that only essential businesses be open, you should limit maintenance work to critical jobs.

Also, you have to assume that the buyer pool that existed previously has shrunk as people start to feel the pain themselves.