It's important to remain transparent with your tenants right now because we're all in uncharted territory and we're in this together. 

Sure, landlords may still be on the hook for property taxes and insurance, but they may also collect some rents as some tenants remain employed.With mortgage deferment, everyone loses together in a more relatively appropriate way. 

These lenders usually hold the loans on their books so they have more flexibility with the lending criteria.

I will not be holding any of them long term.During this first drop (and yes, there will be a new drop after this artificial invisible money injected climb), I got in onUAL - 20 , sold 30LATAM- short at 5, got out at 2.5DVN - short at 8.7 BA - 100 , openEOG - 34, openHD - 160 , openPSX - 50 , open , long term hold but very very solid company DIS - 91 , long term , little nervous about theme parks remaining solventBP- 17 , openTSLA-400 , openDidn't touch any biotech pharma companies with hopes they find the cure, very much a stab in the dark.and the big one..TVIX - 135Ended up selling at 550 and as you saw it went way, way higher than that, but that is something beginner's shouldn't touch as it is not just an inverse of the DOW and can flatten you in a hurry. 

What are your favorite places to find NOD's online (seeing as how we all have to remain indoors basically)?

I'm fortunate enough to have a job that is commission based and allows me to bring home a significant enough income that I don't have to stress about money and have some savings as well allows me plenty of flexibility and free time throughout the week.

Also, if the dispersement is paid back to the account within 3 years it will remain tax exempt.

And then "intend " to pay me the back the owed rent couple hundred $$ every month after they move out next weekMy question is the security will cover $2050 of $3130 owed, how to I work on collecting the remaining portion?

Real estate prices remained stable throughout the last 3/5 recessions.

Also, Roth IRAs are much more flexible and accessible than 401(k)s.