Current rents are unaffected by the proposed laws as I read them.

Even if values do decline in the next year or two, as long as you don't plan to sell the home then you should be relatively unaffected because it cash flows well.  

And this foundation loss is unaffected by the New tax law that eliminated casualty loss limitation. 

Management costs will creatinly be unaffected by the newness of the house.Paint will need to be touched up or perhaps redone between tenants.

The foreclosing Mortgagee is not "stripped" as his lien stays through the end of the process serving as the point in the title chain where superior or liens with priority are unaffected and liens which are junior/inferior or lesser priority are removed having been given a chance to redeem.

Big corporations screen out these tenants, so they will largely be unaffected by this. 

One point, if it operates as it does under current law you don't pay unless you have a taxable sale so, so if you have a buy and hold strategy you may be unaffected.

Keeping my credit score in check and unaffected is huge, and something that I need to remember when moving forward.

But even then you can only evict tenants who were financially unaffected by COVID-19, and the house must have been purchased before June 30.

I would have to pull the money out now, while the market is high, and then it is unaffected by the swings in the market.