Would have hired better workers off the bat Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

In requesting the W9, you can (and should) also request their general liability and/or worker's comp insurance. 

I'm closing and moving into it in the next few weeks, so I need to be changing my address with the P.O. and other businesses, but I want to be sure the address I give is complete, so that the postal worker can easily separate my mail from my future tenant's mail.  

A friend of mine who had construction on an investment property come to a stand still, offered me work on the site just to keep things moving forward with little risk of being in contact with a lot of workers due to Covid.

California farms produce a third of American's vegetables and two thirds of America's fruit (source: https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/statistics/).Now let me ask you a question: what do you think the racial makeup of California farm workers is?

Andrew,If you have not purchased Workers Comp. you should consider it.

I can also also obtain it via private insurance.Here is info on PA workers comp. 

What do you think about only accepting essential workers as tenants?

@Seth Teel, As a follow-up question, for those mother in law/casita that are zoned as R-4 is it just illegal to use them? 

Buddy, I wish that was illegal, but, then I wouldn't know any highly motivated realtors...seriously, I get calls like yours 2-10X a week, from the biggest firms in the industry...if it was illegal or they could be sued, I doubt any billion dollar companies would be exposing themselves to such liability...but, im not a lawyer, so you should probably spend a few hundred dollars consulting with one just to make sure, after all you don't want the super secret realtor swat team to come get you, right?