You health is your wealth.

My wife asked me a good question today, when we have the option to go full time REI how will we have health insurance.  

Of course the vendors must meet health codes and are subject to inspection.  

I am a full time health care professional with a long time love for real estate.

Some of our tenants have compromised health, young children, assistance animals, or are gardeners who are growing organic food.  

So say your eviction is scheduled for Monday and it is 14 degrees but Wednesday it gets to 20 degrees then they will do it WednesdaySee below:http://chicagoeviction.com/2013/12/december-evicti...In addition, the general order also provides that the Sheriff shall cease execution of eviction orders (1) whenever the outside temperature is 15 degrees Fahrenheit or colder on the actual day of the eviction or (2) whenever regardless of outside temperature, extreme weather conditions endanger the health and welfare of those to be evicted.

One woman around the corner on a different road lived at her place 25 years, and only moved due to health issues.

You need reserves to hold properties.Your area market vacancy is relevant to cash flow assumptions but not to reserves or holding costs.Consider these aspects;Tenant has a crack party and they get busted and the health department shuts you downFire damage, you don't get an insurance claim paid the next day, I never did.

I would show the owner & broker a sample letter that states something like "...the resident needs to be aware of the fresh water and sewer line "issue" connecting the chiller and boiler and that recent repairs were done by unlicensed contractors, without city permits or approvals and, as a concerned citizen, I could not in good conscience stay silent about such a grave risk to the tenants health...." 

Las Vegas city health department advised me they had multiple dealings with the previous owner and had instructed him to fix the plumbing problem.It seems undeniable that the owner was fully aware of the existence and severity of the plumbing problems.If 'the problem has been fixed' as is stated in the SPD, then can we have receipts to show this?