What are some creative financing strategies you guys have been implementing during these challenging times and how much % down did you put?

Click to link to our latest email to Owners & TenantsHey BP, happy April...if your weeks have been like mine then I'm sure you have had little time for organized responses and even less for productive posts on Bigger Pockets.In the interest of helping everyone by sharing our template for managing properties, above is the link to our latest video cast to both our owners and tenants - this is a really difficult challenge for a property management company because we have opposing needs, collecting rent at a time when increasingly tenants are out of work.The situation is exacerbated with Ohio's delays in processing unemployment (we have flooded a filing system that uses decades old software with an annual equivalent of applications within a month's time - Article) and increasingly stringent containment measures keeping more people at home unable to work.I recommend everyone attend the 2pm updates by our Ohio Governor - Mike DeWine, this has been instrumental in helping our organization understand the best control measures and the latest efforts to control the virus. 

In the multi-family space this is a big deal assuming there have been recent renovations.If if it's an old building that hasn't been improved since more stringent regulation came to your area then it's possible that it just never had a CO issued because COs didn't exist then, but you can usually judge this by the age and appearance of the interior of the building.

As you get ideas for targets you'd like to pursue we'd be happy to help you implement them.

Also, what are some contingencies if go with this particular plan(How fast am I able to implement after closing?

There's power in helping others - an old question is still new to them (although we also plan to implement a system that will help point people who are about to ask a question that has already been asked towards a post that covers that topic). 

They responded that yes, currently it IS possible to get a STR license for the City of San Diego, but there are no guarantees that will remain the case in the future, given the fact that the city is looking into implementing restrictions,.

No strategy has to be implemented 100% of the time.

Yes, there is rent control as far as what is implemented by the state. 

There are restrictions associated with it (gender, age, restricted geotargeted) but it's still very effective.Regarding finding motivated sellers, a funnel still has to be implemented.