When you buy foreclosures you take a gamble on stuff like this.  

I suspect two things are happening here: 1) Hotels are lobbying hard to squeeze VR's in this time of crisis and 2) the Governor made a calculated gamble that STR's are many small fish who, individually, are unlikely to sue while Hotels would certainly do so. 

Up until this point you've come really close to what I'd call gambling three times. 

It's best if you find your own off-market deals - people who share motivational characteristics of people ready to sell, but haven't yet done all the work they think they need to list property.

I don't know much about the house characteristics of your area...but if you can find something like this, that's golden. 

I'm not sure I can at the moment as I only have about 50k cash (soon to be ~130k, but I don't want to be gambling away inheritance).

The Borrower has a right to their privacy and is subject to Fair Credit standards.BTW, obtaining a credit report to review the first line history is also a gamble.  

They all have the same important characteristic in common.  

That is characteristic of a series circuit, which indicates a wiring issue, not a bulb issue.

I would do it again but it was a gamble not seeing inside of house etc however it selling tommorow and it cost attorney fees, for mediation and that's about all that was extra since was an ejectment and not eviction.