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Why would anyone get into this game again with new tenant rules?

John E Graham
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I am retiring and moving to Florida, I sold all my rentals up here in New York, with all the new rules that let tenants skip payments and bar you from evections. Why would I go buy a new property just to have a tenant stop paying?   

I am a NY. a past licensed Realtor ( property manager) and Licenced Home Inspector working to get my Florida creds, Even that seems like a waste of time? How can you manage a property is everyone stops paying?  

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