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12-21-2020, 04:49 AM
#14
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Originally Posted by chrisreedrules
The whole thing is absurd.
12-21-2020, 05:55 AM
#15
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Originally Posted by Flying Yak
Some one is going to have to pay that back. Better work on your tax strategy now.
Originally Posted by 3 green
Just what we need...More debt for the country.
12-21-2020, 06:40 AM
#16
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Originally Posted by 9mikemike
What is the point of bringing unneeded employees back. Every airline in America has already dealt with the problem. Lots of stay home at low pay programs/leaves with benefits programs/early retirement programs etc...Very few actually furloughed or laid people off. The point is there is no need for 25-30% of capacity...So park it, lay off, furlough etc....Pretty clear to anyone that looks big picture that it is going to be a long slow grind back...Years and so be it.
12-21-2020, 07:50 AM
#18
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Originally Posted by Jaww
Yeah, but $600.
And my tenants don’t have to pay their rent. So I see this as a total win.
And my tenants don’t have to pay their rent. So I see this as a total win.
For the storage facilities we operate, collections have been relatively strong. The apartments we are invested in have only had a slight drop in collections. There will be a few evictions, once the courts open up. Most have been paying or leaving on their own if they can't pay.
What have the rest of you rental property owners experienced?
12-21-2020, 08:52 AM
#19
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Originally Posted by Gunfighter
Are you actually seeing collection problems? Have you gotten any of the "free cheese" for the loans?
For the storage facilities we operate, collections have been relatively strong. The apartments we are invested in have only had a slight drop in collections. There will be a few evictions, once the courts open up. Most have been paying or leaving on their own if they can't pay.
What have the rest of you rental property owners experienced?
For the storage facilities we operate, collections have been relatively strong. The apartments we are invested in have only had a slight drop in collections. There will be a few evictions, once the courts open up. Most have been paying or leaving on their own if they can't pay.
What have the rest of you rental property owners experienced?
12-21-2020, 09:05 AM
#20
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Posts: 2,937
Originally Posted by Gunfighter
Are you actually seeing collection problems? Have you gotten any of the "free cheese" for the loans?
For the storage facilities we operate, collections have been relatively strong. The apartments we are invested in have only had a slight drop in collections. There will be a few evictions, once the courts open up. Most have been paying or leaving on their own if they can't pay.
What have the rest of you rental property owners experienced?
For the storage facilities we operate, collections have been relatively strong. The apartments we are invested in have only had a slight drop in collections. There will be a few evictions, once the courts open up. Most have been paying or leaving on their own if they can't pay.
What have the rest of you rental property owners experienced?
Ive had no problems. I was just speaking rhetorically. As prior military, I mainly bought housing units I’m around base. Those people still get paid. But, I’ve hear horror stories, and in S FL it’s impossible to evict right now. No free cheese for me.
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