Any advice at all on this topic is more than welcome.Thanks everyone, and be safe out there!

I'd love to hear about anyone's experience, do's and don't, etc.Warmly,AJHi, I suggest you to read blogs and articles about it and you can find a lot of it for sure or you can start a discussion about this topic so that you can get to know what you want to know about and you can get a lot of suggestions this way! 

2. use the 'search' function to find topics, members and areas of interest.

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And I missed the Dot Com and Bank Crash opportunities to convert -- take a hint, convert when it's down to get more bang for your buck.Now to the topic above: to take the $100K or not?   

But I also agree that Dave is great for people that have no financial education or wherewithal, especially on the consumer debt topic, I don't know many people that would disagree with that. 

@Kevin Botjer I just did a YT video on this topic! 

Hope it helps to put you in the right direction:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/546/topics/820704-arizona-governor-issues-statewide-stay-at-home-order

I'm sure they have a never ending source of articles on this topic as well. 

But back to the original topic - rent strikes are brought on by tenants who feel cheated.