I also came to the conclusion that this is like a business.

Is it to assess your portfolio and come to some conclusion as to how you or your portfolio will fair?

I'm reading there is no conclusive proof of long term issues.

(LOL)I disagree with all the people that suggest this is a problem tenant that must be gotten rid of ASAP - a bit premature for that conclusion IMO.It could be the new tenant is attempting to be helpful by pointing out there are faulty stairs, and if she ends up getting hurt because of that, the likely result is a lawsuit from her to the landlords, which in fact it is. 

I came to the conclusion that property investing could become my way out of the Rat Race.

It's far too soon to draw conclusions from this recession.

The seller of the land agreed to seller-financing for 6 months but we'll need to ensure we can get the full project financing we need prior to conclusion of DD.5.

(I hope the landlord files an appeal for a review, the CARES Act is pretty specific that evictions filed before March 27th 2020 are not affected)Conclusion:1) Check the funding source of your rental income before you file, this was news to me!

There’s not a lot for sale in that neighborhood and it’s very soggy after.

The reason I'm researching this avenue is despite saving for 5-10 years via conventional retirement vehicles, I've come to the conclusion that without some further active action by myself I won't be able to live the same lifestyle I currently live in retirement.