They also agreed lenders have no desire to take ownership of properties if it can be avoided.Bloomberg's Langbaum said he takes some comfort in knowing lenders and landlords alike are far better capitalized vs. 2008, when it was commonplace to see loan terms for overdue mortgages extended indefinitely — a practice known as “extend and pretend” — or for property owners to simply turn in keys — “jingle mail” — and walk away from properties.What also was different then, he said, was the economic fallout was far more gradual than what’s unfolding today.

With the current trends of longer term guest stays in the era of staycations and work from home orders, what any tips, recommendations, or best practices you have found for longer term (30+ day) guest requests? 

The bigger problem is that if this isn't market practice in your area, you'll be at a competitive disadvantage.

When I moved there a few years back (I've since relocated to Nashville), I picked inner loop multifamily under 20 units.

Really think it's good practice to consider things from the buyers perspective. 

In practice, you have no leverage trying to negotiate with banks.2.

Recently i got “trapped” with a situation that is out of ordinary.I have a tenant that has been renting my property for almost 18 months, and we have signed a diplomatic clause, which allows him, in case of relocation, cancel the contract without penalty, as long as he gives me 60 days notice.He came in the beginning of march and told me he would be relocated.

Take a class on debt collection practices.

Here, I practice dentistry full time and it’s a career I quite enjoy.

Replacing the roof right away is standard practice for some I know -- it starts you off with one less thing to worry about later.