Mine said that they do it mostly during times of physical damage like that resulting from hurricanes.

The introvert in my is excited about the opportunity to slow down and prospect.

Tenants complain about rats chewing wire on the car parked at parking space, i own only one unit in 48 townhouse complex m I responsible for the damage?

I also wonder if we can claim damages for existing commercial vacancies since prospective tenants have all evaporated.

I don't know your property but with the prospect of a bad economy, I wouldn't count on getting top dollar.

Hopefully their debts will not exceed their damage deposits. 

Instead of going into all the preparations I am taking, I will stick with answering your questions based on my experience.1)  I am finding that all prospective tenants have been cancelling their showings, so to me it appears to be slowing down across the entire tenant base, not just Section 8. 

I would be willing to provide walkthrough photos/videos of the prospect property as well. 

How do you see prospective buyers coming to inspect the property?

Or since the seller is not a client/prospective client is that still necessary?