Others are able to pay but say they won’t, to help bring more attention to the cause.The Queens strike is part of a nationwide effort to get tenants to stop paying rent on May 1 as they contend with widespread joblessness and economic hardship.

We are trying not to let that stop us from becoming short term rental or long term rental investors though. 

It would help to know to know what risks the Seller may be trying to mitigate by closing early.Example: if its a multi family unit, maybe the Seller is afraid that one of his tenants will stop paying rent and he won't be able to evict him because of a moratorium on evictions in the state. 

I realize they wouldn't be as profitable, but if it allowed you to stop the bleeding, make a little bit of profit, and hold onto the property, perhaps it could still work?

I managed all aspects of the buy, build and resale to make it an easy 1 stop shop for my investors.

If the tenant refuses to honor the 30 days notice, you are essentially in the same position (and the tenant may even stop paying!).

It seems like the list never stops.

Turn most all of them in to long term rental to stop the bleeding.

Eager to stop paying rent and own a place of our own.

Eager to stop paying rent and own a place of our own.