I would also think through your policies (and put them in the lease) about what happens when someone does bring COVID-19 into the house, since it is a shared space.

I saw many news about landlords going bankrupt due to the new eviction policy.

You are not responsible for repairs, you should be listed as an additional insured under an insurance policy in their names (establish minimum coverage in your contract) You are not liable for anything, you don't own the property anymore.

Next time you rent, have a lease addendum of "Policies and Rules" that list plainly and simply what the tenant has to abide by. 

The key things to track at minimum are the deductible for each visit and what the maximum coverage limit is per system and per policy: Comparison of Home Warranty Companies

The PM is already in place and performing well. 8.25%, no fill-fee and a 60-day cancel policy. 

A previous poster mentioned his attorney did not get paid unless the purchase was final, do you have the same policy?

And that's with record sales numbers nearly every month for the past year.Canada will never see a crumbling like the US 2k8 crash because our fiscal policies are not utterly stupid like theirs were at the time.

Our policies are spread out among 3 providers so far. 

I read their policy and no where did it mention Primary residence, which is why I was looking there instead of Denver.