Hi everyone.I’m new to the community and was after listening to one of the recent podcasts, I was left wondering: Will the appeal of single family homes increase in the coming future as opposed to small multi family homes due to the fact that people won’t want to be coming into contact with other tenants/neighbors for social distancing concerns?

I have found myself crunching numbers on random properties throughout the quarantine and thinking how I can make things work including how to approach the folks that own properties.

What private lender would reach out to an already random person via a blog but also has no idea what they look like.

Just a random thought I had. 

They bring in about $7k/mo from pensions and social security, way more than they spend.

I agree with Nathan's attitude about this but you can't just randomly start charging late fees.

They were there for work opportunities and the social aspects of city living (which are more limiting now).

There are 4 different people here...even though the tenant and the buyer may have the same social security numbers, just like the owner and the landlord might have the same C.C.#.What this means is when the property is sold, the lease agreement is still in place but is transferred from the old owner (the seller) to the new owner (the option executor).  

Doesn't this just set up the stage for random fees to creep in?

So far, I have contacted a couple of agents through searching online and social media.