Among other contributing factors, it's thought that short-term rental owners are in trouble with losing our Spring Break tourism.

(In comparison, the Asian countries that were able to control coronavirus levied much higher fines- Taiwan fine was about $30,000 for breaking quarantine).

I have learned to break down large issues into smaller steps to identify my fears or concerns, and then create a game plan to solve them.

At $2,630, shouldn't this be looking to generate at a minimum $5,260 in rent per month to be considered break even - per the 50% rule? 

I don't think there is any one job that can do it for large multi-family.It's a very large disparate body of knowledge, although "If you got the dough, you got the go" could be said, where you buy and learn on the job. 

I am not looking for 5 million right now, just a paltry 210k and 75k, but I am probably going to break my own rule and go back to the banks.

It's not that I am desperate for $ or work, but the utilities dont want to hear how you cant pay, or the credit card companies, etc...housing may be giving a break on mortgages/rent but no one else is.Also, I learned this lesson painting apartments.

Hey I was on spring break two weeks ago when there weren't this many cases.

I had the plumber scope the system, at which time, they found evidence of roots through the cast iron pipe, breaks and holes in the cast iron pipe along with breaks with in the clay pipe.

@Patricia Steiner yes that is true, we will have to break the news to them given the situation.