SOOOO ... long story short ... after 5 supervisor escalations and a $100 installation fee, an emergency ticket was put in to re-install the meter and install a valve to get water!

I do not use any payment software as I didn’t see the need for one rental.For background I used smartmove through bigger pockets.Lease agreement the county property is in has a standard one and I wrote a rules and regulations addendum to it for things like who mows lawn, who to contact in an emergency, no smoking, vaping....

They're for true emergencies. 

Best books in my opinion are Multifamily Millions by David Lindahl and his Emerging Markets book, along with ABC's of Real Estate by Ken McElroy.

Your either forcing Seller to close with the tenant still inside OR a court (which is what a time of the essence letter is ultimately for) is just going to say "You lose because of state declared emergency."

I have been studying the industry for quite a while using bigger pockets and other resources and have fallen in live with the industry and its opportunity.At the moment I am currently putting away savings for my emergency fund, but would like to start building a relationship with a local bank here in Austin.

From my understanding many fire codes and building codes are built around 30 days is what is necessary to enable people to understand how a home works in an emergency.

Learn how to analyze a deal and then buy something you can afford while maintaining a reserve emergency fund.

PE / VC opportunities are just starting to emerge on the other side of COVID.

I am in MA and from my understanding the bill will last for 45 days after the emergency is lifted.