Just received this in my email from AirBnB:We’ve worked hard to find a balance between supporting your hosting business and protecting the well-being of our collective community.

Check out this blog about it from Brandon Turner:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/master-lease-optionIf you think the home price is high for now, you could lock in the price in for 3 years or so with this, collect the cash flow while managing the property, and then if in 3 years the place hasn't appreciated you don't need to buy it. 

@Chris Levarek Do you collect fees as part of the syndication?

Gov. must forgive property tax collections if they are willing to prevent landlords from being payed for the service and product they provide.

I researched the property owner across Property Shark, then reached out many times to collect.

@Bob Floss II Any recommendations for landlords in Chicago or Cook County with a collection issue right now or someone waiting for the sheriff?   

Just my opinion, but if states enact this and close somewhat one sector of business, they have to have a way to compensate or close all sector of business (not allowing lenders collect for example).

The guests have reached out to me for cancellation asking how lenient I am going to be with my policy and I've told them about AirBnB's policy on giving full refunds in regards to Covid-19...They then cancel and I have gotten the following from AirBnB:It appears that I can reject the cancellation and collect on my policy.

I am in between tenants and am even considering leaving the house vacant.To collect overdue rent, I believe in normal times you would serve them the appropriate form, and then file for eviction after 14 days.

So I’m wondering since it is rent ready do I just get started on my first property and collect enough to rehab it in a few months?