An injury while riding would be covered by your regular medical insurance. 

You can imagine that if you are trying to be cautious from getting Covid-19... riding in an Elevator where anyone can pop in and sneeze basically passes it on to you.Most management of these larger buildings also prohibit the moving in and out of Tenants at this time.

And, you can also call a 24/7 or online lender - like a Rocket Mortgage - to get a test ride on it done.

Ride it out and decide if you want to renew.Also, if they can show that the current owner knew about smoking and pets, you won't be able to evict on that basis, because it would be considered a mutually agreed amendment to the lease.

As long as you buy properties in high demand locations, don't over leverage and have cash reserves you have a much better chance of riding out any downturn in the market or economy and will come out ahead in the long run. 

And did you get into those areas 8 years ago, and were able to ride a growth wave? 

What: East Bay BP MeetupWhen: Next Tuesday, December 10th, 2013 - 6:30PM to 9ish (or whenever you need to leave - don't be afraid to show up late if you're commuting)Where: The Trappist bar, 460 8th St Oakland, 94607Get There: Ride BART to 12th St/Civic Center Oakland & walk down Broadway to decreasing-numbered streets at 8th St.

Welcome @Jonathan QuicenoEnjoy the ride and good luck on your REI career!

I'm almost 30, love traveling, work in bank regulation in my 9-5 job (been a wild ride the last 5 years!)

YOu could have massive hail damage and have to pay your deductible on your insurance for new roof etc.you could have the tenants from Hell that trash your unit causing major turn over costs..