@Jimmy JohnsonNot knowing your goals, I would agree with #2 Mammoth.I drove through that area last fall, it has an amazing amount of public infrastructure to handle tourists.

While the long-term effects of the pandemic on the retail industry are uncertain, it’s critical that investors closely monitor tenant mixes and uses to develop a better understanding of potential future vulnerabilities.TIP: If you are evaluating an investment and are concerned about the financial stability or viability of the tenants, underwriting a higher vacancy level or reserving more capital is recommended.

Tenant acknowledges that Landlord’s ability to police, monitor, or enforce the provisions of this section is dependent in significant part on voluntary compliance by Tenant and Tenant’s guests.

You would have to do some testing on this, and also have backup plans for when the PM was not monitoring the radio.You should also talk to an attorney and your insurance company about what kind of language you need in your rental agreement related to having no/limited emergency communications as well as any other things they want you to do for this kind of situation.Hope that helps.Mike

Maybe, if this was the arrangement you had with him regarding monitoring your health, but still only if he had a significant reason to get concerned.One other thing. 10 lbs was likely a realistic goal. 50 lbs?

Have asked my local Alderman to look into possiblity of trinkle down from infrastructure bill to help local investors offset such thru grant, tax rebate, etc.

City road ends at park entrance.Considering the land price, infrastructure setup cost each lot cost was coming around $7300 which was very attractive even though most of the houses on them were old and needed good repairs.All other lots except the 59 were in considerable good condition and our due diligence showed that whole park value is going down due to these 59 lots mismanagement for 40 years.As per owner rent collections were around $7200 per month and most of the tenants were very long term (average rent $400 per home) which he receives in cash so bank rolls available to validate.As per our estimate, each house needed 7k to 8k repair to make it livable.Negatives:These homes/lots were owned by same owner for 40 years and he neglected everything which includes tenant quality, infrastructure (such as overgrown trees, bad homes still in the park which should have been removed years back, 3ft- 4ft potholes on the road since its privately owned).Most of the tenants were convicted or had some big felony, these houses were famous for drugs cartels in whole city.After buying we realized things were way worse than what we assumed in due diligence:People staying there actually were involved in gang wars, prostitution, drugs etc.

With all the capital trying to get into multifamily right now, your best bet is to pick markets with the best fundamentals (population growth, job growth, schools, infrastructure, etc.)

Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and usually there are good locals that monitor those.

Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and usually there are good locals that monitor those.