@Frank J Miller Jr It sounds like you spent a lot of time getting a system in place.

For myself I know the builders in process of building $2200 a month Class A+ rentals all around north dallas suburbs are going to be in a world of hurt.My discussion 3 years ago on this topic was really active yet no one thought it would happen anytime soon.The truth is this virus & our over-reaction to it has exposed the true weaknesses of our system & Keynesian Economics.We need biblical/Austrian economics & savings & investment now more than ever not more stimulus with money our grandkids don’t have, stimulus & federal reserve shenanigans!

While I concede that event-based issues today (and recently) may reduce future recording activity, the system certainly hasn't stopped. 

If not, then don’t.Additionally, those who know how to invest know how to recognize good deals and they have networks and systems in place to take advantage of good deals quickly.

If you pay into Social security for yourself, you also pay into the Unemployment tax system for yourself.

It has all new appliances/systems (we have lived here 15 years). 

VA Loan got us for free a 12,000 septic system and all permits closed by county (Huge relief and less PAIN IN THE OKOLE) What was the outcome?

I also have no clue on how the rent system works for section in terms of how you collect rent when its subsided.It's really intriguing and I'm gonna look into it more!

After 6-12 months of use, you'll know it well enough to decide if you want to stick with it or start searching for a better system.

Definitely some hiccups along the way - there were some issues with the heating system which I didn't find out until it got cold, so had to work through that.