When I was buying like you, I always ran properties by the customer service desk at my title company but I've been told that that's not normal for most of the rest of the country.I would get an O&E report, which costs about a hundred bucks.

So I wouldn't necessarily expect labor costs to go down in the Summer because contractors could be busier than ever (if things get back to normal).However, if this thing continues to escalate, a lot of people could be looking for work which you might see some benefit of that...but I wouldn't count on it...Hard to say, unprecedented times!

This will reduce their sense of panic.Between these two options you may have 2 months of cash flow which hopefully will get us to a new normal and you take stock then.Push someone’s “fight or flight” instinct right now and the “flight” is likely to be 3-4 months of no pay.Remind them that a lot of people will be asking for relief and you would like to do your part in this unprecedented event.

With this much volatility in the market I would recommend waiting until volatility gets back to a normal range.

Timeshares are normally stocked and furnished. 

Probably was a normal legit non-relative landlord.

Early next week will be a good indicator but all of us in the REI industry are operating like normal, as much as we can.  

Good idea.For tenants who normally pay on time, I plan to waive late fees as a gesture of good will.

THESE ARE NOT NORMAL SBA LOANSDuring Disasters the SBA Disaster Loan Programs expand the eligibility to non-profits and even homeowners in certain circumstances.Please visit https://www.sba.gov/sites/defa...See slide 7, which clearly states that Rental Property Owners are Eligible for relief.

I’d normally say this sucks and I’d call the lender any one of a hundred pejoratives.