I mean seriously, that's like an abortionist bitching about unplanned pregnancy's.     

Right now I am dealing with a tenant who I am going to have to visit and collect cash from because she has a sick 1 month old baby and she is also off work post her pregnancy. 

Diversify the risk of non-payment over more units, set aside some units for crisis housing, some for transitional use for refugees, some for pregnancy crisis use - the list is only limited by our imagination.That kind of building could certainly address the things you've brought up - and a very good property management company would be mandatory.  

But after 5 years and them talking of stress and pregnancy, I'd definitely honor their request to wait until they've left as work likely has to be done before showings begin, anyway. 

I don’t want him repeating ‘f-bombs’ that he hears loudly shouted around the house, I don’t want him to be able to smell weed passing him everyday, and honestly.... my husband and I spent our newlywed year, I spent my whole pregnancy... in this extremely stressful situation.

Belated congrats on the pregnancy!

Gave birth to two or more children from the same pregnancy; 4.

After the first incident he told me he spoke to the tenant and the cops were called because she fainted in a store due to her medication and pregnancy... 

Tenant #One is in the hospital with pregnancy complications.  

Relocation isn’t possible  for a while with the pregnancy and covid complications, but I didn’t want that to hold me back from starting my investment journey.