I roll my eyes when I see that.

Once we have flattened the curve enough measures can be lifted and there will be an catch up economy.Don't get me wrong: as a landlord I expect a bumpy ride for the next months, but I am not fundamentally worried.

It's my understanding that this forbearance is not free money - rather, you will either extend the mortgage longer at the end, or catch up with increased payments on a payment plan after the crises resolves.  

Too many contractors and superintendents have tried to fudge (cheat and lie) to them about things that they hope the inspectors won't catch.

I was wanting to see if anyone here regularly looked at properties through the eyes of potentially doing master suite additions to some of these small 2 bed 1 bath homes in hot neighborhoods. 

Therefore, I'd incentivize them to move with all of these services closed and during a difficult time by offering rent at say $500 per month for three months as $500 per month is better than nothing in my eyes . 

Fix the water heater and talk to her about catching up on rent payments.

I have had my eye on this neighborhood of Big Sky for a few years now and was ecstatic when my offer to purchase this property was accepted.

In the event that someone has fallen on hard times, be sure and work with them through the situation. 3) I definitely think you should keep your eyes open for deals.

Something to keep our eyes on.Once April 1st arrives, we will see what percentage of payment isn’t made and tackle it from there.