I'd use a percentage based on the square feet of the living space or a percentage based on the number of residents.Also, keep an eye on the utility bills for unusual spikes. 

This obviously might change if Pennsylvania get a spike in Covid cases and is ordered to stay home again.- House is 5 min. walk to college and if rented to students bring almost twice as regular rentals. - House is rented furnished and I am just about to order all the furniture...if rented to whoever unfurnished is preferred.What would you do?

Durable goods orders continued to recover in June, rising 7.3% on the heels of May's 15.1% jump.

There are many other changes since the housing crisis to lending in general that make a repeat of the foreclosure spike unlikely.

I think Murray Hill will be next on the heels of Springfield.

Bad debt will likely spike in California and New York where the shutdown seems endless and the rents far exceed the stimulus. 

With the economy at a standstill there is a massive spike in missed payments, missed rent and unemployment.

When will there be more foreclosures?Came across a YouTube channel of a couple who does foreclose property management and it made me think. When do you guys expect to see an increase in foreclosed properties? Looking ...

Companies like Airbnb might drag their heels & call it age discrimination until it impacts their Public Image and then suddenly it's not!

Would it surprise anyone to see crime spike on Thursdays?