There’s a chance it could happen again.

Chances are they use Quickbooks and reconciling your bank account, not needing to know which particular tenant paid or didn't.

Everyone is scared right now and it could be fear based and bad advice based on some friends watching news report etc. but you either have to laugh that off with “you have to be kidding” if there is a small chance she is sane and workable or and this is much better DONT RENT TO HER.

A lot of agents have more free time right now and this is the perfect chance for you to get in touch with them and start building a relationship. 

Our best chance for avoiding financial suicide is to let the Fed run the money supply - and get politicians out of the mix. 

@Brian Antonucci  yes, I walk through the unit before move out to give them a chance to remedy items before I withhold deposit. 

The project was in a remote location and even when the world was not mad there would hve been a 10% chance any lender would do it.

If its listed on the MLS then chances are the title is free and clear.

And has the chance of devastating even more first responders.Before you keep complaining why don’t u check out the income tax rates during world war 2?

-while a large group of residential tenants are asking for help with rent that is due (this is a bit disturbing in that we have not even passed a pay period for many tenants which shows that many do not have an emergency fund in place) I am getting much fewer requests like this compared to the percentage of commercial tenants asking for help (i would estimate around 6% of our residential tenants so far although I am sure more will contact us soon)-many owners of residential rentals have conventional loans which in my opinion will have a greater chance at qualifying (greater than a commercial loan) for the government programs that I hope will roll out soon.