Most of my life was spent living in apartments, this extended well into my adulthood.Cool breezes and the sounds of nature have a way of helping you get comfortable and even fall asleep, but living on the first floor I always felt just a wee bit too uncomfortable to leave my windows or patio door open & unattended—perhaps growing up in the hood and my line of work wouldn’t let me.

The attorney was very uncomfortable stating we don't have case precedence for the Cash for Keys during Covid and wasn't sure the contract would hold up in court.  

You'll not only learn how to screen and place tenants, but you'll learn the ins and outs of landlording, routine maintenance, hiring & screening contractors/handymen, and dealing with disasters.

If you are uncomfortable purchasing the property or don't have the means to do so, you can always sell it.

I would make sure you include a physical deterrent that is designed with routine condenser maintenance in mind like an AC-Guard.

Of course this is an uncomfortable situation for them so I don’t want to act like I would benefiting from their misfortune and I don’t want to seem greedy.

He said they routinely higher local experts to help hold the hands of their GC’s and subs to help routinely many matters.

@Mason Bergh First step to growth is becoming uncomfortable and it seems to me you've already taken a step in the right direction!

This is the tough part about land lording. 99% of the time this business is simple, but if you get a non compliant person you have to think of the health and safety of the other tenants and it is ok to make that person uncomfortable. 

He might be putting himself in a bind if there are overages he is uncomfortable billing back on you, even if he could/should.Pros: he is next door and you two have to live with each other.