Sure, it’s a bad situation.BUT the unemployment security/government is now offering an extra $600 per week for 4 months in addition to half their benefits.

Told me she was going to move out April 30 and I agreed to use security deposit for march rent and 1/2 April and I would forgive other half of April rent and waive all late fees if she moved out April 30.

We completed a purchase in Bridgeport in February and aside from one appliance that we had to replace (owner paid for half), the maintenance has been between $100.00 - $200.00 per month just getting things to where we like. 

Convert to vaulted ceiling, or half vault?

You can see why AOC is very popular and the direction NY is trending in so it would be foolish to think the affluent white half-gentrified areas are immune to it. 

The original plan was to build some great on-site tools, create a back catalog of dozens of articles and white papers, and launch in the second half of 2020.

The original plan was to build some great on-site tools, create a back catalog of dozens of articles and white papers, and launch in the second half of 2020.But things have changed a lot in the last few weeks.

Too early to tell IMO but if you insist on preliminary data I am happy to share...At our largest facility, we collected $5900 on March 1st and 2nd and $6073 on April 1 and the first half of April 2....so I'd say no change based on that very small sample size. 

Frankly I don't like showing during that time anyway with half the furniture gone, packing boxes everywhere, and what if the tenant loses an iPhone and thinks one of my visitors took it when my back is turned? 

I still have their deposit and anticipate we'll rent their unit within 1-2 weeks so there won't be any loss to the Landlord.Only 0.4% of my renters (<15 out of 360) have contacted me to say they will be late because they're waiting on unemployment or some other assistance.Over half of my renters have paid so far.We're still getting a steady stream of inquiries for available rentals.