I don't want to give them a free pass to shirk their responsibilities to pay just because the government says we can't evict now.Are we still able to charge late fees if they can't show economic need?

Looking to see what you experts out there think of the 'legality' of the following. 

I am going to preface this by saying I am not a monetary expert and this should not be taken as advice.

Thanks again guys for the info newbies always need wisdom from wise elders or experts

We as an industry should be teaching our clients to buy right, collaborate with experts and fulfill our fiduciary duty to the clients.As always, there is a ton of opportunity in adversity.

@Jessica Chidi Greater Houston Business Partnership funded by IOCs and forecast scenarios for economics for local market and O&G sector .

I have a reputation in the Greenville, SC area as a realtor who is an expert in the local the RE investing market.

Hello @Jeremy VanDelinder,   I'm located in Los Angeles (relocated from Houston a couple of years ago) and I'm currently looking into doing a BRRRR on a fire-damaged property; This would be my 3rd rental, but the first fire-damaged one;  I definitely see the risk of getting into this,  but the potential benefits can be well worth it..with this said, I wanted to ask your expert advice if possible in regards to my inquiries below: a) When walking into a fire damaged property (SFH) to do an initial assessment, what would you say are the key things to keep an eye on and look for ..   

You must become an expert with your numbers though so you know exactly what you can offer your sellers and know that you are still providing a good deal to your buyers.

@Collin H. sorry, I forgot you were the COVID expert.