It seems like havinggreat rapport with the tenants would be a key aspect for sure.Sharing your planand asking the tenant which improvements they would be willing to pay for inthe form of increased rent sounds like a really simple but smart strategy toultimately get their buy in before executing the work.Thanks for sharingyour experience and I'll be sure to tread lightly if I do decide proceed inthat manner.When youself-managed most of your portfolio, what were some easy but key steps thathelped you build this type of working relationships with your tenants? 

Execute.

The executive order prohibits enforcement of such an order IF the tenant can prove that he or she has been impacted (medically or financially) by COVID.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Now, it's easy to get info but the most difficult part is actually executing.

@Jamilson Conceicao, The best advice that I can give you is to evaluate your market and execute based on the information on the ground!

Many of the closing companies we have worked with have an on staff attorney so he/she can help draft whatever additional documents are needed.

Just looking to confirm my fears that Trump's executive order today did in fact ban evictions across the country through the end of the year?

Well, depends on his staff and the economy. 

I see where evictions will be prevented in the new executive order, does this mean tenants can not pay and still live in your property?