This would mean that it could be owned as separate properties. 

I wrote a few tips in a separate thread to share our collective knowledge, rather than try to sell it.

Everyone knows that Capital Gains can be put into Opportunity Zone Funds to defer taxation for 7 years.But what about if you have a mix of gains and losses -- can you elect to treat the gains as gains and invest in OZ Fund to enjoy the deferal AND treat the losses for separately and carry forward to offset additional later gains?

My lender called it an "all hands on deck" situation.Also if you wanted the seller to do or complete any repairs before closing, it's going to be hard to get contractors out to do those so you might have to settle on a credit instead (which can be better if you can get the work done cheaper - though then you have to manage it of course, instead of just having it be done).Closings aren't happening face to face any more; many are "document closings", where the parties come in at different times and sign things separately.

For managing tenants we have our own systems and processes and for communication we use a separate email, but more often than not, we text the tenants using google voice.

While I'd be shocked if this is the case, if all the owners in your market pay for garbage in SFRs, you'll be at a competitive disadvantage if you try and have the tenant pay.I don't necessarily think you need separate accounts (we'll leave security deposits aside).

You could record it but be separate from the 1st. 

None of this (my nor your personal experiences) changes the research that there are myriad factors that separate the rich and poor besides those that are inherent to the individual.

A Bank of America spokesperson separately told Business Insider that, "Bank of America is deferring mortgage payments on a monthly basis until the crisis is over."

So on March 1 when they asked if they could resign May 1, I told them we would be going our separate ways.