I've had at least 4 prospective tenants show interest and then when they get the lease agreement online on HelloSign, they ghost.

Should I have a preemptive conversation with this first tenant about his work prospects and how even of he doesnt pay rent hes still going to owe it after this crisis or whatever it is passes? 

But, we still have hope and we can continue business on another prospective.

I was looking at the cities website and it seems that it is quite a process to get a building permit for an addition.

I had a thought about a short 20 multiple question assessment to give prospective tenants during the tenant selection phase of filling a vacant property.

I am in the process of having my architect work on a zoning permit for the rowhome that I’m rehabbing.  

But the way in which I do so will be offering them to make cold calls, post ads, answer the phone calls and if they are good at converting prospects into real leads then partnerships could materialize.

If there is permit that has not been finaled, they will eventually catch it 

I'm trying to decide if I should lower the price or wait it out to hear back as I get that prospects are viewing other properties as well.

So although you might be able to go around this and have guys work inside if you need any permits of any kind there aren't any inspectors to come out.