We buried the lead there didn't we.They aren't paying the $100 power bill... and oh yeah they aren't paying the $1,200 rent either.In normal times notice to pay or quit followed by eviction, in COVID times probably still post notice then communicate on a payment plan if possible, and if not then eviction when the courts reopen. 

Three weeks ago I experienced properties that normally receive  5+ offers went down to receiving around 2 or 3 offers but within the last week we are back up to 5+ offers on homes that are priced correctly. 

The tricky part is that there is bound to be a “new normal” after COVID-19 and what is that going to be like?

Or is this normal? 

@Keiffer Putman - This is normally where I suggest we grab a cup of coffee, but, maybe just a phone call these days!

(First time we’ve seen that in decades) Real estate is seeing a lot of changes and the key is to be constantly watching all of the changes and trying to figure out what the new “normal” will be in the market place. 

a STATE LINE is involved, so I can’t use my normal title company.

I manage 350-ish rentals and collected about 95% by the 5th, which is pretty normal.

That may be the default of the accounting firm because normally people don't want to pay early.  

Cleaning crews like we use for vacation rentals in my opinion are much more experienced in sanitizing spaces and how to be careful from contamination compared to your normal homeowner.