normally would have wrote it myself, but anyway it was only $4 bucks. https://neatolandlordforms.com/downloads/coronavirus-covid-19-tenant-notification-letter/

Ive done a sewer scope and normal house inspection and the estimated costs seems to be 20k from the inspection reports( will probably need to do a gut job).

The selling agent said he never agree to inspections even with cash- unless it is for information only purposes or there is a limit like "no more than a $590 dollar credit for repairs"Is that normal?

I was going to increase the rent by $200 instead of the normal $100 because I found out he had 2 cat.I would like to know what everyone is doing in this situation.Thank youRobert

Just a FYI, normally not a problem.  

In those states, you are welcome to get an attorney but it is not part of the normal process.

@Matt 'Roar' Gardner Definitely, whenever the world gets back to normal we can meet up for a coffee or something!  

Most of my tenants are still planning to pay as normal, and most of them are able to work from home through this crisis.

If you are unable to pay yourrent for 1 month, once you are back to work again you can make extrapayment to catch up with late rent.We are offering a 90 day delayin rent if needed, this will be paid back on a monthly scheduleafter you begin work again along with your normal rent.Our goal here is to work with ourvalued tenants and offer some solutions in an uncertain situation.

We haven't heard from any of our tenants regarding their situation so we'll just see what shows up in our bank account.We are renovating a house in a nearby town and that continues as normal since we work by ourselves.