We plan on just engaging a lot more face time and showing our bodies via door knocking and community events to show our support and willingness 

@Justin ThorpeI concur that i think the full impact of COVID will be felt in the next 6-9 months...What surprised me is that all these lowly-priced units popping up from nowhere in the last 4-6 weeks....

-Buyers have been frustrated with $50K appraisal gaps, now this is no longer necessary; in fact, use that appraisal gap to make a larger down payment and your monthly payment may not be as impacted by higher rates as you thought.With all of this being said, rents are still very strong.

I just helped someone get a six unit with two auto body garages on the same lot. 

@Jorge Morales  you need a landlord policy for insurance and the pellet stove may impact the cost so you may want to check that out.

It's especially frustrating when it's extreme temperatures outside and the guests are just letting all the cold or heat escape.I understand that fresh air can be nice, but it's important to be mindful of the impact on the utilities and the climate system.

Here are some top suggestions for cost-effective renovations that can make a big impact on your rental property:Fresh paint: A fresh coat of paint can completely transform the look and feel of a space, and it's a relatively low-cost renovation option.

My concern is that there will be either a market correction or an unrelated outside event that impacts our economy as a whole. 3.

I'm not too concerned since I believe there are deals in all markets, and I'm a long-term buy and hold investor, so it doesn't impact me.    

Generally a recession does not impact most rental owners too hard since a recession will drive more renters into the market.