This is certainly an emergency situation and you can enter the house to deal with an emergency.

I've got a handyman I trust to go take a look at things if there was an "emergency" luckily the worst that's ever happens is something goes out and my tenants decide to fix it themselves and ask me if they can be reimbursed showing reciepts.

My lease states I can act within 14 days and return abated or prepaid rent unless it was lessees fault and then it's their liability and I can go against them.2: Any language on allowing entry in emergency and non emergency situations onto /into premises without landlord permission.

I currently have just under $5000 saved (not including $1000 for an emergency fund) and am putting away about $300 every two weeks and I'd really like to invest this somehow.I live in Kansas now, and have plans to move to the Coachella Valley in CA in a few months.

The barricades down at the end of the street over the gaping hole in the sidewalk, locator markings on the pavement there and lack of anyone parked on that section of the street would lead me to think that they may be there for traffic control or to assist in setting up a lane shift for some emergency construction in the area since it appears the hole in the sidewalk is a collapse not a planned repair.

I'm a notorious lurker, so it's a bit of a shock to my system to emerge from the shadows, but I'm happy to do it.

While it wasn't a perfect arrangement, she was close enough that we could get her to the doctor or store, we could get together frequently, and if an emergency came up one of us could get to her place quickly.

You should see a pattern emerge if your prices are reasonable similar.

We currently have about $30k (which does not include our 6-months emergency fund) that we are willing to use to invest and I would prefer a multi-unit but am willing to purchase a SFH as well.

Do you have an emergency contact for this person?