@Jonathan R McLaughlin I have a fairly bullish outlook that this will be short lived, and as has been proven over and over, most consumer's memories are short.I do think a lot of Airbnb hosts will sell/convert to long term, especially when Airbnb forced all hosts to issue full refunds, regardless of refund policy outlined by host.  

I recommend keeping an eye on what homes similar to yours are currently on market for rent for in your area and save them so you can track how long they are taking to be rented out.

That is a religious theory and yet is presented as proven science that is never to be questioned to these people. 

They don't have money but you still track all the repairs, take pictures, etc and turn them over to a local collections attorney. 

In addition to not being able to evict for non-payment and not knowing how long this COVID-19 craziness will take to pass and get back on track, or if this will trigger the pullback everyone keeps waiting for. 

I'm wondering if it's trashed since they didn't come track down their deposit.

Lease start/end tracking, rent tracking, automatic payment reminders and late fees, and a lease end move out process that simplifies a lot of the work related to security deposits and charges. 

I think you're on the right track with seller financing for 1 year until things cool over and can commence with the project. 

My tax lady has said that she has owned investment property before and has  Instructed me on how to track expenses. 

Peter Pace say: Life is a like walking in a rail yard between two sets of tracks.