I am planning to sell a property soon (it's being inherited from an ailing uncle without kids) and am curious if it's more appealing to sell with fresh leases or with soon to expire leases so the new owner(s) can do what they want with it?

It's not like service animals.Also, if someone needs the healing of the plant there are numerous ways to receive the benefits that don't include smoking it. 

Time heals almost any real estate mistake. 

Hopefully the healing process is underway.My take is that residential real estate investments will always be a good investment if done right and that we will absolutely bounce back from this in time. 

Especially if the HEROES/HEALS acts don't pass, then that continue to be an issue.

SmhHonestly, after this I don’t know if ail needs able to rent to another section 8er.

Given the rapid and large economic and fiscal policy response and in the absence of major imbalances that would require a prolonged period of purging and modification, we expect the real estate investment markets to transition from intense near-term anguish during the virus suppression phase to a gradual healing over six to 12 months

Love these numbers. https://ucitysquare.com/https://www.phillymag.com/heal...I have projects in other areas of the city but this area is very exciting for the long term growth potential and availability of MFH zoned vacant lots that support decent size new construction. 

Sometimes time heals realestate "mistakes"

                                                          Economic Update                                                    (Monday, August 24, 2020)Its going to take years for our economy to fully heal from the economic disaster brought about by COVID-19 and the government-mandated shutdowns which continue to limit economic activity across our great country.