All of this with no reimbursement from the government that is proposing it.I'm not saying it's perfect or it's going to solve the issue for every Landlord.

You go on any programming website and you never get programmers who go "ahh, yes, see, I know how to solve your problem, and this is why we get paid to program." 

I just would like some tips or methods or strategies to employ when I run numbers on properties to make it easier.Thanks ~ Floyd :)

So I had the city disconnect their electric and water, and I gave them the phone number of someone else that was doing their very first STR.2 problems solved. 

Any other methods or suggestions also appreciated.

I don't watch the news...I watch the actual news conference.I read actual reports, and not interpretations.I realize that any economic impact on purchases, business, investments, etc...aren't based on an economic problem, they're based on a temporary medical problem.I firmly believe, the medical problem will be solved in a short enough period of time and will not have any long term major negative impact on the economy.I know that when the "hounds are released", any negatives that might have happened to the economy, will bounce back and head north faster than it went south because of a built up demand...and the fact that this problem wasn't ecomonically based in the first place.

From what i have researched Theres a few ways to do it (Reits, syndication, or to buy a unit yourself) What do you recomend the best method is?

You're right uncollected rent is not a deduction if you're on a cash based accounting method which I'm that sure you are.

I’m a firm believer in the BRRRR method.

There are tons of sob stories out there and people that blame everyone for their problems it is not your or my job to solve their problems.