I would try to communicate with your tenant and see if you can perhaps establish a payment plan, they can file for unemployment or seek rental assistance with any local agencies in Indiana.Good luck!

@Alex OlsonOut of respect to those before me it would be a honor.

That's what makes the situation with respect to evictions here all the more frustrating.

those 2 that have pissed you off.. or that one guy (me) that is credible polite respectful and NOT DESPERATE?

In that respect, the Wuhan virus has not severely dented our business.

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All on the Outer Banks of North Carolina which is a great regional drive to destination with a long established history of short term rentals as tourism is our main income producer for our communities with “relaxed “ STR rules and regulations.

I will only be using this license to assist with flipping - no interest in being a real estate agent otherwise - so I'd prefer to work under a broker that respects my intentions, doesn't require additional work, doesn't charge astronomical fees, etc...  

Diplomacy and respectful negotiation is your best bet.

If you buy all cash, you are establishing the value of the home at that price.