I will be not allowing certain "dangerous" breeds (per my insurance) but again I want to make sure I am wording this correctly to ensure I don't get sued for "discrimination". 

I will be not allowing certain "dangerous" breeds (per my insurance) but again I want to make sure I am wording this correctly to ensure I don't get sued for "discrimination".

right now everyone and their brother is wanting to refinance so I’d start with ensuring you aren’t kicking tires.  

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

@Matt Gregory  I would check with your insurance provider and ensure she is licensed.

Unfortunately with the increased exposure we'll have to start paying hazard pay to ensure workers show up and maybe start dispatching service techs from home to keep them away from other workers. 

Without rent, we can not make the payments that we need to on our end to ensure that we are able to continue to provide a home for our tenants to live in.

We also ensure our investments can handle 25% vacancy rates... 

We still wanted to keep the finances separate to ensure we don’t mix with our personal finances.

From my perspective, ensuring you have adequate cash reserves and evaluating refi options at this time can help prepare for this unknown but I am anxious to hear from others.