I don't see how it would be a bad idea to take on tenants that were already in place, during uncertain times like we are currently experiencing.

I think part of my hesitation is an uncertain future.

I will be contacting my local legislators to discuss the negative impacts this would have.

@Rafael TrinidadPuerto Rica is part of the US, so to answer your question; yes of course you will get the same tax benefits.Also, to quote from investopedia-“In 2012, Puerto Rico passed legislation shielding new residents from paying most federal income taxes.

Hi All,I hope you are staying safe and healthy during these uncertain times.I was curious to see where people find their sources of RE owners who own properties Free and clear, in order to potentially entertain the Seller financing option.

It's kind of the best of both worlds in an uncertain times.4) Be sure you know land lord / tenant laws. 

I'm very conservative and especially in these uncertain times, I think this applicant would not meet criteria for our screening;  the income is not fully verifiable and the credit score may only be fair (although exact number unknown) and not good. 

If you're still uncertain, you can ask for a co-signer.

I'm relatively new in real estate and I haven't entered into a bad deal yet even in an uncertain market. 

Looking for any and all ideas on types of businesses to fill up some of our vacancies during these uncertain times.