I think its important to also realize these are small business's in essence and investments wrapped into one.. so you have the business risk of government intervention ( we deal with this big time in the development world and on the investment side there is always risk when investing in anything that is to generate a return on your investment..  

@Guifre Mora rent control is a great example of government intervention hurting those very same people - Tenants - it's intended to help.

Do I have enough reserves to whether most unforeseen events or government intervention in my investing plan?

I know that the landlord can be considered liable for falls/ slips if/when it was deemed they were negligent in addressing an issue that caused the fall/ trip (ex. knowing of a leaking pipe which caused floor to be wet) However, in this instance where it was due to actions of the tenant, would you initiate interventions to reduce the risk of future falls? 

It’s a tax law that says you have a right to claim this deductible I mean if you are a full time cardiology doctor then yea they might have question but if you have documents your ok. 

Instead, we are trying to figure out how all of this government intervention, anti-rent/landlord legislation and media supported irresponsibility will play out when the economy isn't just "turned back on."

A little more manual intervention involved for Bank of America, but they do have a free mechanism to download transaction activity to Quicken.I also have banking relationships with BB&T, Pentagon Federal Credit Union, Palmetto Heritage Bank, First Citizens Bank and TD Bank.  

I know a 20 point range isn't really sticking my neck out there, but our market could easily go in any direction considering all of the government intervention both state (foreclosure rules) and nationally(debt forgiveness).

Isn't gov-mint intervention grand?!

Our July eviction involved someone who also worked in the medical field; worked in cardiology at our medical college, made great money, had an advanced degree, a partner who also had a medical background, etc. etc..