I was able to get an inspection done and from that I know the main work needed is as follow:Under house crawlspace:some foundation pillars or crumbling and need replacement.Major leaks under main bath causing wood beams deterioration.Multiple minor leaks to wood beams in different areas as well.HVAC duct work is leaking at connections.

During the beginning of the stabilization, we had a HUGE FIRE roughly $400k in damage...well after the fire our property manager did not properly secure the building and then the locals came in and stole all of the radiators, which caused leaking through the entire tier. 

There has been a run on gas and food, and schools are closed for the week. 

Also there isn't as much appreciation in the area, it takes longer to evict (MUCH longer), and they have lien-able water and gas - so if someone skips out on the bill, it's on me as the property owner.My point is, high taxes are just one consideration but not an end all be all.

FEMA rental Assistance covers the cost of monthly rent and essential utilities, gas, electric, water, trash, and sewer.

I recently received a letter from People's Gas regarding a Landlord Reversion Agreement.

When Clark Griswold asks the mechanic how much is the bill, the mechanic looks at the gas station attendant, they both laugh, then looks at Clark with a serious look and asks Clark, “How much you got?”.  

Prices for staples are down a bit from their high and their inflation has slowed considerably, particularly in gas and many groceries.

So you have a roof leak, the underlayment is rotted, they say they won't pay for it.

Tax Liens, Notes, Short Term rentals, single family long term rentals, commercial, mobile homes, oil and gas?