Then everybody gets paid via the k1 distribution.

The 401(k) loan limits increased from $50K to $100K, and there are new penalty free early IRA and 401(k) distributions up to $100K for those financially affected.

That might result in less rent for you for the time being but it's their vested interest as well.I suspect some PMs may chime in here against this view, but if not being responsible for making sure rent is paid, collected, and distributed, why even bother with a PM? 

If you want to have a more extended discussion on this subject, I would be happy to have that.

@James Santana I would look for subject to mortgages, or Owner financed and owner equity partnership agreements.This is a bear market that means, Builders and Land lords have control.

But regardless, when I pressed about the loan modification she had zero information about what makes me eligible and did imply that although right now a simple 3 month forbearance was on the table "no questions asked" the loan modification would be subject to review. 

Understandably, the virus would be the reason why and uncertain times but you're pausing distributions, why? 

Subject line - [Inpsections] -[Permit Number]-[Type of Inspection]-[Date for the inspection]Currently, city has 8 external inspectors they are working with so when you send an email they will come out based on schedule availability and conduct the inspections. 

Hence the subject of the post.  

The last renter was in charge of an Amazon distribution center and fenced my entire yard and installed a shed at their cost.