In your case, @Carmel Duffy I'd definitely think of waving goodbye to this "funny" tenant. 

@Ryan Copeland IMHO, all hard assets are increasing in price and selling quickly due to low interest rates now AND the inflation wave that will show up pretty soon.

The wealth gap is growing, real estate owners have the highest equity in history, renters have nothing.There is a lot of hype about a forclosure wave from forbearance, which is over sensationalized out of proportions, if you look at the numbers.

Just don't deviate from your screening process when someone waves money under your nose.

This new wave of let’s me equal and equality has taken its course in a total wrong direction and respect, common sense, listening and obeying the rules OUT THE WINDOW.

Hopefully, the new wave of park owners won’t do the same.

There are new waves of accountants who really know how to save you money by finding you new subscriptions to applications or even utility provider changes.

That person that waves to everyone and just sits and watches everything going on. 

Buy a specific property, manage it well, you'll get to ride the wave, but far more likely you'll lose money on a bad deal than trying to maximize a 27% vs 32% appreciation-base city.

This shift is mostly driven by buyer coming up from NY City who do not want to be in the city for the 2nd wave of COVID19.My buyer also chose to take advantage of the forbearance for landlords that was offered in CT.