The rental price is between you and the tenant, and that is normally kept private.

Maybe not such a terrible time for us DIY landlords who also work a W2 job (that we are stuck at home from for the time being).A lot of the work that I would normally sub out - now I'm making plans to tackle it myself.

Do you think there is time to process a normal HELOc or are banks about to stop doing those?

Then you would normally collect an interest only payment for the duration of the term (1-3 years usually).

Or if I should still to my normal 1 month security deposit, meaning he would owe another 400 for the deposit.

If everything goes back to normal in the next few months, you can plan your move at that time and evaluate what the rental market looks like then.

Unfortunately, I already work 60+ works per week, and am not really available during normal office hours, but thank you for the advice.

The other is from an individual.I own 120 + doors and am quite concerned that I might not see rents come in the way they normally do, or even at all.

@Jarrod Pettit I hear what you are saying about it being more difficult than normal to raise capital right now.

Before I got my license, I would look on Zillow/Redfin/Realtor.com for normal homes and fixed up ones in the same area every day for months until it became second nature what the spread and ARV were for those properties.Desktop appraisals are okay for getting you in the ballpark.