@Todd DexheimerFair points , I Appreciate the info , I’ll get back to calling and communicating with the above mentioned .

Communicate frequently throughout the development to find ways to help as an out of state investor even if it is just administrative effort.

(Same process as when a cable company runs your cable line.)The old tenant wouldn't take it with them (unless they were missing a couple screws).

Ask a ton of questions on all areas: property acquisition, renovation, property management and investor communication. 4.

They do not communicate at all.

These things are:-Lowering rates DRASTICALLY (dates in the near future are less than 50% of our normal rate)-Advertising on Furnished Finder to try to house traveling nurses-Advertising for longer term rentals (1 to 3 Months)-Communicating with landlords about Rent deferment or reduction (How have you attempted to do this?)

My English is not as good but I am able to communicate and read documents well.

As an agent that works with many investors, I think communication and showing commitment are the most important.

Cancelling cable but keeping the rent the same might be a sigh of relief for the tenant.

If they don't at least pay it out now, they WILL face eviction eventually, and they DON'T want that on their credit.We can communicate our expectations and be patient in working things out in mutual good faith.