Over 6 million Americans are seeking Unemployment and are experiencing a significant decrease in their household income.

So if I can afford it and at the same time, somehow provide some relief in this stressful situation, I think a little generosity goes a long way.

With decreased manufacturing supply costs are likely up and holding costs are virtually certain to increase.   

I listed first week of October, had deposit in hand by 3rd week to hold unit, had first months rent and renters moving in on the 1st of November, with a long stressful nights 2 days before trying to get everything finished by noon on the 1st. 

It should take you 1-2 hours a month.Based on what you've shared, it sounds as if you stress over this a little too much and selling may be the appropriate step.

Its alot less stress not having to go too far north in Jersey. 

This isn't 100% necessary, but definitely takes a lot of the confusion and stress away if the contractor is blindsided by the paperwork and bank draw process. 

It still seems people are buying and selling but the inventory of homes has decreased which I though would play in my favor given the people still wanting to buy had less options which would push them towards my place.

@Ryan DaigleI was discussing this same question with my partners weeks back and our thinking was yes this will lower returns to investors but if there possibly is an increase in cap rates (due to uncertainty) in the next several months (along with a decrease in lending rates to under 3%) it might not affect returns that much.

Overall I got it done but it was tough and stress since I did all of the work myself.