Not sure why it's not automatically doing that, but the answer will be based on when those two payments come in each month. 

Accordingly (& in order to separate our insurance records for any future claims), I started looking into my wife and I having only one of our names on each policy but I'm getting different answers from my brokers and my legal advisor regarding a spouse who lives at the same address automatically being covered for liability exposure even if that spouse is not a named insured on a landlord policy.Might anyone have any additional info or experience on this?

Now they say they automatically become tenants once the sale goes through (I disagreed).

@Dave FosterChanging from OWNING property and renting it out, being subject to not having rent come in like clockwork (C VIRUS), you would probably agree a shift to OWNING NOTES and lending to rehabbers in SDIRAs might be a safer play to put your money to work than being a landlord. 

Mojo also has a feature to automatically add follow-up reminders to your calendar. 

Can the S-corp continue to take in revenue from sources such as interest on loans we've made, deposits for future contracts, and automatic online sales, so long as these funds stay in our company account and are not drawn by the unemployed owners as either wage or profit draw?

I see demand shifting from multi to single family and even shifting out of urban areas.

As retail continues it's online shift, products go from storefronts to warehouses. 

Would love to hear yours.7 reasons on why affordable, single family homes will shine in the coming years.With increased underwriting requirements from lenders, fewer borrowers will qualify for large mortgages, resulting in more demand for affordable SFRs.Covid-19 fears & future virus fears will result in a shift from densely populated buildings (apartment buildings, flats, condos, high rises) to homes with space between neighbors. 

Otherwise you just shift the pain from one person to another.I guess they assume if they tell a 30 unit building "no rent!"