If you improve it beyond that standard then the appraiser is going to have a tough time assigning a value and you're going to be at the mercy of whichever appraiser you get. 

Some tenants are going to have a tough time, but we're creating payment plans for them.

Although, it was a tough decision, I feel there will be a better opportunity to come.

While it is founded fear, particularly for those owning retail and apartments catering to service sector workers, technically no one has missed a rent payment yet that is due on the 1st, as most are.So like I said, I get where you are coming from and overwhelmingly agree that 60-90 days will be rough for most, I am curious how or why people are already late on performing loans.

This is a tough subject.

On of my tenants is asking me if she can bring a co-worker to stay at the apartment temporarily.

Will paying a management company, maintenance workers and lawn care workers count as paying employees?  

And you, as a group have the audacity to try and pass the buck along to another group of hard working Americans, the nurses, truck drivers, the sanitation workers, who are doing all they can during this time of crisis to keep this great nation afloat.

https://reason.com/2020/03/25/...The state of New York has a bill to CANCEL rent for 90 days for workers affected by the virus!

Signed a lease last weekend, government worker, should be good.