Based on the communication my workout specialist had with the wife(who is no longer responding and apparently is separated from husband and doesn't live in house) the house may be rented out.

Communicate with tenants about things going on in the home Additional suggestions are welcome!

Hence, if you are not seeing credible opportunities on a regular basis, you need to refine your activities, such as identity building, marketing collateral, outreach rituals, peer connections, conference attendance, seller communication, etc.

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Thanks so much for your feedback Christine, this puts it into a good perspective and as the fire has died down and we've communicated with some neighbors it seems likely that the ones who will not rebuild are most likely ones who are not insured properly. 

Every person is different and people like to communicate in different ways.

It has a dedicated tenant portal where your tenants can send maintenance requests, and pulls all your communications into one easy dashboard.

I can communicate online and do my RE work during this time too, which is nice (Family company)-We currently rent. 

If you own a property that is virtually completely leveraged, and it doesn't provide very strong cash flow, you need to have additional reserves set aside to deal with it.

Probably lower on the list, but if the deal sponsor is open, communicates well, and are they approachable.