When I was in property management we would send a letter to owners 2x/year for them to opt in .

@Pride Davis so in that case it would probably do more harm than good because you would now have the added expense for extra coverage which in turn would cost the consumer more on top of the increased interest rate.

The difference is that every dollar given to households will get spent immediatley and actually stimulate the economy, which is 70% consumer spening, while most of the corporate dollars will get burried on balance sheets and wall street stock buybacks and never see the light of day again.I start to rethink welfare programs, used to follow the stereotype - once you get over the "It's unfair that I have to work and they get it for free" reaction, it's actually one of the best ways you can increase the velocity of money.

IMO: Consuming 50 episodes deeply with notes and follow up items >> listening to 300+.Love the ambition and energy though!

On one newly renovated property I manage in Berwyn I opted to keep rents the same as they were already within 3-5% of the market rent.

Quicker and less time-consuming than an eviction, plus it saves the tenants from having an eviction on their record. 

So this is just an idea and I am brainstorming here, but I might include in the lease an "opt-in and "opt-out" HVAC filter program. 

So, he asks for a financial report that's prohibitively expensive and time-consuming in hopes that you will go away.I recommend finding a different banker. 

Vacation rentals do best when you manage them yourself which can be time consuming.

IF the Tenant fails to pay rent, be sure to have an attorney who handles evictions on your vendor list so that they are on the ready to process any of those needed evictions.Of course, if there is any damage to the units upon move-out, that would take up time.Mostly, the time consuming items occur when things go sideways.