I got an email from AirBNB asking me to send a letter to my congressmen for changes in the tax code.

Can I have an in person conversation, should I write an email, or does it need to be a written letter?

Our first round of letters hit yesterday that have a mention of the virus.

Brandon Turner posted a letter to send tenants talking about this.

Heck, there is so much overloaded information out there tenants might just like a letter from their landlord reviewing their options for energy assistance, credit card assistance, etc.  

I thought I'd share our letter.

Sales are conducted with a solid mix of both in-person and online depending on the property itself. 

In NJ, right outside ManhattanPut an offer in December to purchase a condo with an initial close date of 2/4.Seller pushed back to close on 3/12 and after some deliberation we agreed since our lease was expiring on 3/16.Oil tank was found in the condo and confirmation letter sent on 1/22 to buyer.Oil tank still not removed and now further delays due to Coronavirus.My lease have run out, staying in a hotel with a 8 month old and wife with all stuff in storage locker.

It's a BIG city, with dozens of micro neighborhoods, some with odd residential/ commercial mixes.  

I have seen mixed reactions from landlords on how they are handeling tenant issues during this time.