Doing it this way may delay maintenance issues from getting addressed but you will have a bit more control over where and when your money is allocated. 

Our tenants that are having issues are "amazon proof" and rely heavily on foot traffic.

It was a set of very unfortunate circumstances that were mostly out of my control, yet I ended up paying the price, in multiple ways.

This clause allows parties to back out of a contract due to "Acts of God" or by events that are outside the control of either party (flood, tornado, war, etc.) - consult your attorney to see if this applies in your case.Unless there's a valid contractual reason for backing out, your deposits are at risk. 

Hello @Marc Izquierdo,I think @Max T. hit the nail on the head.You've gotten some good traffic and multiple applications, price is not the issue.Inquiries on my rental and sales listings have slowed down a bit as well.

The government is basically giving said people an allowance through quantitative easing because of such.Long story short is that the government is in COMPLETE control of this one and the rules are very different than they've ever been in the past. 

Vacations are the stuff that make life full, exciting, brings us closer together, and gives us JOMO (joy of missing out - of staff meetings, traffic, weird neighbors). 

Canada's a a big country, not all markets are overly heated.In the near term (next month), the drop in foot traffic is likely to outweigh the half-a-point drop in the overnight rate.  

Hi Geetha,I ventured out on a drive tonite before dark (Sunday) and normally vibrant hustling Austin was a almost a ghost town.Restaurant parking lots empty or almost empty, hardly any cars on the road at all compared to normal.Freeways wide open and clear, hardly any traffic noise at all.It wasn't quite the Key and Peele Apocalypse, but it was eerie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

With the appropriate teams & systems in place you can control a lot of that risk.