Under normal circumstances, the Servicer has plenty of cushion to account for this.

The caller ID normally has a number and a name.

I guess I made the mistake of hiring another company to do our lawn work and she didn't appreciate or like it (it was more expensive and extensive from the company that she normally hires, i think she has a relationship to the company owner).

City isn't likely to let you rezone it anyway (assuming it's in a single family neighborhood) and it doesn't really become multifamily until you add a second stove and range (like you might in a casita).All in all, take a look at the CC&Rs and the HOA documents to see if there is any limitation or restriction on leasing your property (such as no short term rentals under 6 months) and do all the normal due diligence and screening of your tenants and you shouldn't have much problems at all.

not paying a premium actually got a discount on it b/c of the uncertainty in the market...its why we moved...easily would have gone for 10% more in the normal market. 

I was thinking about how this pandemic will shape not only real estate but business as a whole once the world gets back to “normal”.

utm_source=Google&utm_medium=ps&utm_campaign=DR_FLEXiO&utm_content=%2Bflexio%20%2B5000But am usually hesitant on these types of products as they’re normally somewhat crappy.

@Ben Ryder the HELOC can normally go up to a higher LTV so you can get access to more cash.

Normally I'd agree with @Jonathan Greene about going to meetups. 

I pray for  all Hosts that we  have enough standing to survive the next few months & that things should be back to normal.