Sure it suffered due to COVID, but you want to buy when there is distress.

. Just to give you an example, our governor here in Nevada extended the moratorium until the end of May, saying that tenants should not get evicted since there is financial help for landlords and tenants, he said nothing about danger to the tenant moving out due to covid.

In these Covid days, are we asking too much to get a decent interest rate based on the actual value of the property? 

We were hosting a few in MA but shut them down during covid and haven’t gotten them going again yet. 

Also does anyone have tenants sign a special covid clause that says I am capable of paying rent during the eviction moratorium.

Then you have to consider the current rental rates, are they market value, have the tenants been paying during Covid, are they month to month or have leases.Lots to consider before jumping in, reach out and we can have a conversation some time.

We have a rental property in which the tenant was kicked off Section 8 right before COVID hit. 

, but I am worried about having been laid off during Covid  (April 2020-August 2020).

It was a pain, particularly because I was just getting started when COVID hit, but once I got my systems down, I discovered it really doesn't take nearly as much work as residential rentals.That same owner asked me to help him find more storage units to buy.

The local housing authority isn't answering phones due to Covid.