Something like late April rent, or partial April rent, and then catch-up once the gov't assistance comes, or payment over the remaining months on lease.

The real estate investment vehicle itself is wildly different than the stock market -- you don't put your money in, close your eyes for 15 years, and hopefully make 50% on your deal and sell your stocks.

You might have to make some minor changes to catch the eye of people at that price point, some want updated counters , fixtures etc because you do have newer builds with similar rent.

Depending on the area, ARV can vary greatly from neighborhood to neighborhood so keep a close eye on the area.

In the meantime, we’ll keep plugging away at our original plans for useful tools and much more content, so keep an eye out for a full launch later in 2020.

Right now, we mostly have rent data, but we’ll be acquiring new data sources over the next few months and will get it to you as soon as we can.In the meantime, we’ll keep plugging away at our original plans for useful tools and much more content, so keep an eye out for a full launch later in 2020.

The main thing to keep an eye on is how home prices are rising in comparison to rent prices.

(assuming they acted correctly in the eyes of the law)

The taxpayer’s business (“Taxpayer Incorporated”) paid Roth Inc for services.

People are now going to have to catch up on rent, mortgages, credit card payments, etc and have much less disposable income for a while even in the best case scenario.