If it was a less damaging issue I might wait it out, but water, fire and 'safety' (CO detector etc) and it would be on my schedule not theirs.

While funds are available for restitution, they are finite, so the fund serves as more of a safety net than a guaranteed fallback.

Ultimately, prioritize financial stability and future plans in your decision-making.Thank you.

Given current US real estate rental profitability and interest rate, it makes sense to take as much debt as possible while keeping a margin of safety.

Assuming there are no federal or state liens, the county tax liens will be the most senior, the city will be next, and then the rest of the liens will be prioritized in the chronological order they were recorded. 

@Russell Brazil I can understand why someone wouldn't prioritize it if their jurisdiction doesn't.

Additionally, her house is cluttered and the floors hadn’t been vacuumed or swept in months, so I  am suspicious about her claims of tripping safety and splinters.Questions:- Are her concerns valid complaints?

To all my experienced investors, would route would you recommend I prioritize first?

It is important to research tax laws in a particular location before investing to understand the tax liabilities associated with the property.Building CodesBuilding codes specify the minimum standards for building construction and safety.

You will need to collect rental applications, complete tenant screenings and approve your future tenants.Additionally, you will need to prioritize tenant screening.