I will be fair and work with my tenants but my rentals, all bought right before the 2008 crash, are not a charity. 

Hi Bpers, hope we're all safe amidst Covid-19.This is really a rant as while I understand that landlords including myself are running a business and not a charity, I feel frustrated based on my current situation.So, college has stopped in person classes for the rest of the semester.

In the past, when I had a tenant that could not pay, I gave them the number to a charity that could help.  

You have to decide if this property is an investment or a charity. 

Your running s business not a charity.

Yeah I know it's slower than the summer, but still...I guess I'll wait another week.Yeah I love the geniuses who contact me saying they can only afford half the rent...then stay where you are, I'm not running a charity.

What about calling a charity or shelter and what they won't take, call a company that will take it to the landfill?

Through networking at a charity event I met someone who wanted to get into real estate investing.

The person that I ended up selling them to was someone that I met at a charity event that told me he wanted to get into real estate investing.

I know a charity that probably needs that money more than your renters do.Is the property zoned for additional units?