Short story is that after a "reset" about paying on time last month it's 5/19 and I have half the rent and just had to send a plumber out to address a tenant caused water issue and I'm done at this point.

I keep hearing stories about investors using this program, but I don't understand how people who have enough income to purchase properties right now can also qualify for the rebate.

By converting the attached single story garage into two floors.

Your story is very similar to mine...

I love the opportunity to hear their stories, help them solve whatever problem they're solving, or, many times, simply move on in some way in their lives. 

Great advice and stories, thanks for sharing! 

There are individual a/c,heating, gas/electric, shared water, units and each unit is individually privately owned.  2 stories, no elevator.   

Of course, if you compare with your home city of New York, it's another story but that doesn't seem to be fair.If you look at the GDP per capita, it's indeed significantly lower than in the US but that's reflected in the property prices.

What is the infrastructure story (do they have water/sewer/power to support growth)?

Of course, it also eliminates some potentially profitable deals from the equation.My inspiration for my version of the “quick” negotiation was Harold Helmsley.