As we've already seen in Austin with businesses rapidly shutting their doors forever, businesses simply can't survive on a fraction of their revenue for an extended period of time.

Will consumers be willing to pay the prices?

This process, of course, will be much more time consuming and expensive than painting them alone.Have you considered replacements using an MDF casing? 

What did you mean by "Better prices will be had in the short term should this crisis persist" - I thought better deals (for new constructions) would be had in the longer term if the crisis continues (consumer confidence falls) as they have several constructed houses on the lots and need to sell quickly?

I am posting on biggerpockets, after all.While this is going to be my forever home, I don't need the meticulousness of Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel necessarily with the accompanying rates that would go with it.

. | If you were running a business and you had to sell a consumer a product, and you couldn't physically meet them somewhere, how would you go about it?

None of the other consumer 3rd party websites has as many data fields to search on or get the data updated as quickly as Bright does.  

Your tenants are going to stay forever.

Over leveraging myself to do another deal or a bigger deal may have looked low risk a few months ago but now I am very thankful that I stayed true to my strategy and did not make bets that placed all of my holdings at risk.Be careful how much media, social or otherwise, that you consume.

If so what are some strategies where I can use that first note to began to create a source of cash flow forever 🙃Thanks in advance