It’s all about supply and demand.

I know they get money from a medical claim every month that shouldn’t change with COVID.

It's critical now more than ever that you underwrite very carefully and are realistic with rental numbers, rental demand, and the costs.

I think the creativity and availability for prospects to see available homes on demand will ultimately create a higher level of service for future residents as they weight their options, and will also likely lead to gains in staffing cost efficiencies for owners.

Possibly an increase/flood of LTRs hitting the market soon or within the next year with an impact to supply/demand and rental rates?

Either medically or financially. 

It is completely a supply and demand issue. 

Maybe I have a soft spot for dogs but there are a lot of steps I'd try before demanding the dog's removal.

@Kris Russell I filled two of my units in the last 3 weeks BUT my market has almost no supply and extremely high demand so it depends on your local market.

As things stand today, its a perfectly reasonable demand by the tenant to not allow anyone into their home.