Do not do turn-key rentals, property management co’s mostly suck.

I do not - my first tenant will be an old coworker friend until October. 

If companies start telling workers to start working from their homes and office buildings start going empty, how would this affect the residential and rental markets?

Also, I will pay for repairs and all other expenses, and funnel rent payments through the LLC bank account as to not co-mingle funds. 

Or is being a co-ower of the building enough?

So I have 2 groups of general contractors (each has around 3-4 daily workers), 2 roofing companies (both very reasonably priced and will ALWAYS return my call), an electrician, an HVAC tech, a painter, and a landscaper/masonry guy who I consistently work with.

Ultimately, and perhaps unrealistically,  what I'm hoping to find is a program geared towards healthcare care workers that lends despite my lack of a guaranteed full time position.Any thoughts would be appreciated.Much thanks.

Requests for issues other than these are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but most are declined as a nonessential service in compliance with the Executive Orders.We are allowed to work on vacant homes to get them RentReady, although these projects are taking longer than normal due to long COVID-required lines at suppliers and workers on sick leave.Property ShowingsWe are not allowed to show occupied rental homes per the executive orders.Vacant homes are being shown as we’ve adapted and moved to secured self-showings.Our overall application numbers are up significantly compared to last year.

I'm originally from Colorado and went to CSU.Check out episode 336 of the podcast.

My guess is that you may already have co-workers who are investing in real estate.