Be sure to ask questions to get the full story on each tenant as each case is a bit different, among other things you'll want to find out:1) Exactly what their voucher covers 2) Do they have any source of incomeThere is currently a backlog with the section 8 department so payments and getting your initial inspection can be slower than normal (this happened pre corona) check the link below it will give you the answers to all the ins and outs of the programhttps://www.nj.gov/dca/divisio...

More specifically in Wake and Durham counties.

I can afford to defer (not forgive) those rent payments for a few months with arrangements for them to repay those deferrals over a several months thereafter once things get back to normal.

But yes, more cleaning, and much deeper than "normal". 

When things get back to "normal" there are going to be a lot of unemployed people out there.I'm not trying to attack you here but please do some research on this.

From a normal standpoint as single investor/operator I would create LLC's for each asset of real estate I plan to develop and hold/sell.

My approach is to have a loan in process unlocked until we have normalized rates again...but someone else may have a different perspective.. 

I see this as a wake up call to all investors to make sure they run their numbers and adhere to them. 

I was beyond fortunate to spend every waking second in February with him.

Meanwhile, we're hunkered down but have very little contact with other people in the course of our normal week other than activities that have been cancelled/postponed.