Real estate professionals can use virtual and online technology to enhance their business as well.

In fact, NPR just ran an article stating that many average payed workers will be earning more while not working with the combination of unemployment insurance, plus the "enhanced unemployment" payments of $600/week, and the stimulus checks!

I would not be willing to cut the rent if they have not cut their lifestyle.If they 'lost' their job and did not quit, they should be fine in paying rent with unemployment benefits at the enhanced level, free medical care, and food stamps/EBT benefits.

All of this with no reimbursement from the government that is proposing it.Unemployed people are eligible for benefits (including stimulus bill enhanced payments) that don't need to be repaid, housing providers are not.

We have always been keen on shooting with wide angle, then using editing software to crop, brighten, adjust and enhance the photos to make the rental look GREAT in our advertising efforts. 

-A friend works for NYS Department of Labor and has told me that with the enhanced unemployment benefits there will be unemployed people making more than her.

And with the booming ADU market here in SD, that's enhance the rental income options for future cash flows.

I would like to add that most people who become unemployed will be eligible for additional unemployment benefits (enhanced unemployment) and will be earning more than they were while working. 

What the government is providing in enhanced unemployment exceeds what most of my tenants make.

Obviously amenities will enhance the desirability of the property and offer the opportunity to increase rents for most properties however I would not plan on rent increases in this environment anytime soon.