This is a risk item that did not exist pre-Covid.Increased risks must be compensated for in the collected revenue. 

Well, they exist, but just not on here.

I'm looking at purchasing a property subject to an existing Deed of Trust.

I did a cosmetic remodel in one unit and kept the existing tenants in the other unit.

You're buying a home with the knowledge this problem exists; figure it out.

Another nice thing is that these websites allow you to see how many of these properties exist in your neighborhood before before you purchase the owner's contact information. 

Nationwide rates hit a lows - so there has really never been a better time "spread" wise.Moreover, the FED has printed so much money (~25% of all dollars in existence were created during COVID).

Account Closed If you have solid buyers and know what land they are looking to purchase, marketing to the existing owners of land that meets that criteria can be super lucrative. 

So you couldn't rent a unit out to pre-existing tenants? 

There is definitely an economy of scale that exists as well.