The prices were low so it wasn't a large outlay and the properties are occupied so hopefully they won't be a strain on our budget.

Here is the breakdown 2 units combined rents 1350Price 70K and 5K back at closing to replace single pane windows.Both tenants have stable jobs that appear to not be affected by COVID 19 as of yet (1 works at BP gas station husband works at Ford dealership other works for maintenance crew for an apartment complex down the street) I am getting a Commercial loan and was curious on should I wait and push back close on this property given the uncertainty with COVID 19 as well as perhaps getting an even lower rate?

It's easy to strain your forearms with this kind of hit-and-pry tile demo.Good luck!

I had a quick question:Where will banks see a strain on capacity in the mortgage lending process?

Not only a sad way to displace a tenant, it is also inevitably expensive with court costs, set-out expenses and a premature turnover of a unit, sometimes left by an angry tenant and so are often damaged more than normal.One thing that I do see is that a non-paying tenant puts both a literal and cosmic strain on the property.

Now, I can see that 2-3 Mos. maybe a strain for them, but the 1st month, which they partially worked should not be much of a stretch. 

ALL paint need straining even the SW that I buy comes with chunks big enough to cause spits and splatters through a sprayer.

I have enough propertie swhere I would like to go from single pane to double and make them a little larger but could only justify upgrading if I do install myself (with helper). 

I can afford the monthly payments just fine with no real strain put onto my life or ability to support my needs.

If it will put a financial or emotional strain on you then you should hold off.