My tenant had a medical emergency several months ago and is now in a long term living facility (simply put, she can't be on her own).

you simply start making the payments, and the mortgage stays in the seller's name.

So I may start giving them everything.I have another company I found that you can simply exclude the roof from the coverage. 

You can offer options like reduced rent during disruptive repairs instead of relocation; simply as a courtesy, but absolutely not required. 

It simply amazes me how many landlords never look at the law until they are hit with a non-paying tenant or some other issue.  

In my mind its simply NOT an appropriate starter strategy..

I will likely be doing a 1031 exchange this week and not have something identified in 45 days to replace it since the market is nuts right now.. 

For instance, having a network of experienced investors can help you navigate challenges and identify profitable opportunities more quickly.Another consideration is the potential benefits of passive income.

Investors can attend, network, and identify potentially interested buyers.

Where I am, roots are nothing, you will maybe get a seller to do a hydrojet to make sure there are no breaks underneath.In no way would you be entitled to a new sewer line for roots, you would need identified breaks in the line where sewage was escaping.