Remember 'tough times don't last...tough people do.'

When lending gets tough the tough relly on HML.

Luckily for us, all of my and Erin's places are whole-house medium-tern furnished rentals, so the nurse we just rented to in one of our units will be isolated and will not affect (or infect) anyone else should she contract covid-19.It seems unpatriotic right now to not rent to a nurse, but it's a tough situation to be in as a landlord.

How can I account for a reimbursement for a non employee who is a subcontractor, can he be reimbursed in the first place?

Or what about other temporary employees that are in essential businesses. 

We all know layoffs are coming and these are tough times for us all.

What if I was using this to pay employees or cover bills?

These SBA loans supposedly DO apply to sole proprietorships (and other business structures, like LLCs, etc.)So the question is: As rental property owners, even if we don't have employees, are we able to apply for one of these SBA loans for our rental property business due to the uncertainty of economic conditions caused by COVID-19 (namely, our tenants' ability to pay rent in the coming months) or is this just wishful thinking on my part?

If you are employed at a W-2 job, now is a good time to start making yourself irreplaceable as companies will be making tough decisions in the coming months.

@Robin CornacchioI misread this as “is this a good time to TP purchase” and I thought, well it’s a tough market but yes :)