Given the impact on COVID on the economy, you might be better off buying a home that you can rent by the room for a year or more. 

I had a third unit being remodeled, that I just listed and had a huge amount of interest (July), so it seems that things have picked up a lot from June onward.Payments - all tenants paid April, all but 1 paid May (-9%), all paid June and July.Overall, vancancies were ill timed (end of February/early March), but I haven't seen much impact from those that were filled being able to pay.How about everyone else? 

I’m not sure if the work you’ve done to help them has any impact on an “admission of guilt”, and I’m not sure how the as-is sale translates to Canadian laws.

Eliminating or limiting like-kind exchanges in the best of times would have a negative economic impact, increasing the cost of capital, slowing the rate of investment, increasing asset holding periods, and reducing real estate transactional activity.

Am I wrong in thinking that the costs of eventually replacing a roof of a property significantly impacts the equity value?

@Willie Brown unless these were evictions impacted by COVID-19, 6-8 months sounds too long for a turnover.

Not sure how DTI will impact for how it will play out.

I am not sure if it was reset for my listing with this change or if something else caused it to turn off, but I have not touched that setting since initially setting up AirBnB.Hopefully it was just a setting that impacted me, but I figured I would share.

I just felt that below real estate cycle was impacted by coronavirus, or I would have held.

Here is a brief description of it:https://malegislature.gov/Bills/191/HD5166Protecting Renters and Preventing Evictions-Cancel/ban evictions for rent due from the start of the COVID-19 State of Emergency through 12 months following the end of the State of Emergency, if tenant was unable to pay because of a direct or indirect impact of COVID-19.