I guess I am love struck with the guy...I'm in Seattle...he's recommended by my best friend's dad who is an architect/builder in the city my property is...he's super responsive and quick to get started...my hands are tied.

We are the only tier 1 city with tier 2 pricing, and there is no reason to believe this will remain the case.

I've tried to go the route of owner financing but he'd rather just pay the capital gains tax and take the remaining profit to pay off all of his debt so I'd have to go the way of a conventional loan.  

While the QI holds the property you would use the remaining $500K to improve the property.4.

In most parts of the Baltimore metro area the water bill must remain in the name of the owner.It is common for tenants to pay the water bill, but is the owner's responsibility to collect water reimbursements. 

If this were more of an economic vs. health crisis (think 2008 vs. now) then I think we'd see the inverse effect where less leisure bookings take place and urban STRs remain stable.

Also, what are some best practices to utilize texting and RVM while remaining compliant with FCC regulations on telemarketing?

First of all, it is most important that everyone remains safe and I don't want this thread to suggest anything otherwise, but curious how you all are dealing with this on the work side?

The landlord-tenant officer's office, however, will remain open to process new work.

If the virus continues for months prices will remain flat, demand will drop, and strategies for REI will probably change.