Any insight on the topic is welcomed and appreciated.

Inventories are low, price are high, and cash flowing prospects seem scarce.

I need to go to L&I for paperwork so my contractor can get a permit, but I'm worried with this virus going on. 

I've heard of some landlords doing live video calls (i.e. on FaceTime) with just a few people to show a property and answer questions at the same time, but I'm not sure if you could really do that easily unless you had filtered out most of the prospects first.

Recessions are exhausting, scary, sad, frustrating, anxious times; and while it might seem exhilarating to be able to find great real estate deals, there aren't too many people giddy over the prospect of negotiating short sales with seller who have no place to go or getting a great price on a house because the owner is facing foreclosure in two days.The best way to describe it is like receiving an organ transplant. 

Here is a list of things to do before approving new pet friendly residents or letting them move in.Get a list of pet species and breeds NOT permitted by your insurance company.

We are using hand sanitizer and wiping down things I touch (light switches and door knobs) plus items the prospective tenants touch like handrails.We show occupied units, and typically have leases signed 5 months before the unit will be ready for the new tenant. 

That means the earliest I can get a permit if they do not extend the closure is 10 days after the property was condemned (started 4/13).

Also, the property has work that’s not been permitted by the county.

Apparently bigger pockets.com does not permit me to post his contact details so you'll have to Google him (I tried to post with the contact info, but the site would not allow).