All your posts are intact.This thread has gone completely off the rails and next step will be to shut it down if posters can't refrain from personal attacks, insults to other groups and other such nonsense.

Of course most of this depends on how long we are shut down.

it reminds me when i foreclosed on a few buy and hold investors in Detroit and ended up owning rentals there.. same thing but with the utls.. the city wont shut off heat or water in the winter or just about anytime.. and those become liens on your property. tenants know this and simply never pay their utls..   

Then I shut off all linked in, social media (Facebook), and jumped back on bigger pockets.

Matt, one reason i enjoyed stansberry interview with lacy hunt is when asked point blank will there be a "debt jubilee", which is what stansberry has been selling hard for some time, he got completely shut down by hunt.Really worth checking out, brilliant guy, but haaard to listen to him talk in highly technical terms with his slow monotone voice.

Short term renting multi-family is the same as owning a hotel and you'll likely get shut down sooner than later.

One thing to be aware of is if the previous tenant has already shut off the electricity and gas (if the property has it) it may be a longer process to get the electric turned back on based on how your utility company works.

This is the long text message I received this morning from "the renter" after I informed thim that the electricity will be shut off the day after his reservation expires:Cory, I have consulted my attorney.

I know people who grew up getting scolded for leaving the light on, I would rather focus my time on expanding my means so I can leave the light on instead of worrying whether we shut the light off.

Try calling them and see the choice words they use in shutting you down.