Weather is surprisingly mild for this far north.

So I’m still researching and reading about REI (currently reading The ABCs of Real Estate Investing) and I realized I don’t understand how hiring a lawyer or account works.What exactly would I be asking them for and h...

Tenant vaguely mentioned some mild condesation in cold corners of walls, but didnt ask for repairs or mention it again later.

No grease down the drain , liquid laundry detergent is best to use .

We have had two years of relatively mild winters.

A little move in basket with some of the following :  assorted felt furniture protectors for the wood floor, a sponge, cleaner for a glass top stove if there is one, a small bottle of hand soap,  a couple of packets of dishwasher detergent, maybe a dishtowel, and a roll of paper towels,  windex or such. 

Do that and you won't be affected by a crash (or at least mildly affected).

I'm not concerned about a "correction" or mild "recession", I'm actually looking forward to it.

Sometimes there is only great recession data, and that recession was pretty mild on some asset classes, versus previous recessions.

If the Changes put you at a significant disadvantage then I would look into talking to a lawyer and see it its legally binding, but if its just something that is a mild inconvenience then I would just ride it out until the lease is over and make the tenant sign a new lease or leave. sorry for the run on thought everyone.