I think you will find that our current circumstances has created a very opportunistic time to obtain a better return on your investment by purchasing single family rentals.Overall effect of Coronavirus:Vacation & short term rentals have seen a decrease in demand as fewer people are traveling.Interest rates have hit all time record lows allowing for the best financing terms to lock in 30yr fixed rates that we have Never seen before! 

I was going to suggest recording a virtual tour video, but that's even better that your current tenants were able to do that for you!

As investors, we have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the world; unfortunately, all it takes is a few to go the other direction and make us all look bad.Okay, I'll hop off my soapbox now...In terms of where I think things are going and what we can do to prepare, tune in to tomorrow's (March 19) BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast -- Brandon, David, Scott and I recorded a very long episode today discussing the economy, housing, and where things may be headed.

You will know if he's sold them and the buyer has recorded the deed.

Hello,We have a general question about recording for tax purposes HVAC replacement in a single-family rental property.For the scenario below - is there an option to deduct the expense (fully/partially)?

In September 2019, the deed was recorded officially in my name.

Also the contractors were all out of work and I think that helped to get everything done in record time.

If it is required in your county get the annual records sent to you as well.

After digging for more information on the issue, she proceeded to tell me that one of the tenants has prior evictions on their record and that they did it to just help them out. 

Records show 3-1.