Articles were written when the fed rates dropped about how the mortgage industry was at capacity.

Otherwise, make your pet people carry insurance and have them sign a liability language (although the insurance policy is what matters because their agreeing to be liable often means little)As for breed restrictions, we use the exclusions that our insurance company requires.

Given the trend of the past few days (written on 03/16/20) and the impact on the services industry and soon to be reverberating effects on the overall economy, I'm worried about tenants not being able to meet their rent obligations. 

I have rented it exclusively to vet students for the past four years, which means I pretty much have to allow pets.

If you find an agent that works exclusively with investors (not a dabbler), then they should be able to recommend all of the other team members for you.

Plumbing is the unspoken frontline of the medical industry, we used to have cholera and other outbreaks all the time before sewers and drinking water were kept from cross contamination. 

I'm hoping the federal government treats all Airbnb hosts as essentially part of the hotel industry and allots bailout funds accordingly.

Of all the industries affected, ie restaurant, bar, wineries, how many of those companies are actually closing down their doors to never open again? 

I hope those who are unable to do so, such as essential industry workers are saying safe and well.

It's wrecking havoc on our economy and landing punches on the face of every industry.