Based on my high test scores, I am currently on a list presumable in the top 25 percentile for a local elevator union awaiting an open apprenticeship position.

Should multi-family property managers (specifically common area spaces and elevators) disclose whether someone in their building has reported and confirmed Covid-19 to all their residents? 

(Think The Shining when the elevator doors open.)  

As long as the job market and economy is stable, the fed will continue to keep rates elevated and liquidate their huge balance sheet (from excessive government stimulus) for as long as they can.

I started out on the cheap, listening to books and radio shows but then I joined a mentor group and that really quickly helped elevate my investing career.

Though not purchasing quite yet, we are all evaluating options, making sure our next homes will be accessible - no stairs, wider doorways, elevators (if we select to purchase in a larger multi-unit building), with shops and healthcare nearby, etc. 

But the truth is most follow the same 70-75% rule based on a elevated ARV.

So liens in higher lien positions are lower in their claim to equity which is an elevation of risk of loss.

Really elevated the look of the unit. 

Have building assessments been recently made (can be up to a 15k surprise if the building needs elevators or HOA hasn't budgeted correctly). 2.