Effectively this is what they said, "the land market trails the SFR market trends by about 6 months, don't buy the cheap land <5k sales price because those buyers dry up in economic hard times, the more expensive land 10k-50k sales price is the sweet spot because those are your more sophisticated buyers who have the funds to put their cash into land."

Do you mention to them that legally i am only allowed to collect xyz but for me to consider your application over others you need to pay this amount?

Then you would normally collect an interest only payment for the duration of the term (1-3 years usually).

I wouldn't expect to see cities cut real estate or personal property taxes as most of them are cutting budgets to keep essential services going as sales and meals tax collections have been all but wiped out at this point.

The pet deposit would be returned upon the tenant leaving the property (less any damages)I think it would be ok to collect additional deposit if you want but if the unit is in good condition, then it probably isn't important.Do you want to keep these long term tenants?

I suspect right now coming into April and the uncertainty of rents coming in PM's are going to be quite busy and will like landlords suffer reduced incomes as their income is based on collected rent at least the monthly portion .. just going to be a wild ride for landlords and Pm's in the next few months but it will pass.I suspect PM's are being bombarded right now with worried investors..   

In Wa state we collect first and last plus the security deposit I can use last months rent and the tenant can replace it when the opportunity arises, I have not figured that out but all my tenants paid their last months rent at move in we will see how this all shakes out.

There are a lot of "essential" employees that can go to work, but somehow everyone we employ with our taxes locally (that rarely are face to face with people and collect their checks no matter what) aren't on the list.

3) I am not very sophisticated with SDIRA, but understand the premise of do's and don's with it along with the tax advantages of using the money to potentially get into a deal and that portion of capital gains would go back into the SDIRA as a "retirement vehicle".

With such a license, a property manager can collect rent payments, show units for lease or sale, and negotiate contract terms.With the strong dollar, i was researching earlier what's cheapest VA hrly rate these days & which country?