So we'll see.Looks like most of the eviction tools from the past is not totally workable right now.

I'd sit down with her and your wife and see if you can come up with a workable solution for her.  

(There's a good chance that vaccines, against COVID-19, may never be workable.

That’s a crapshoot, especially in a new town, but I believe between any income there along with draws on my cash reserves this is a workable plan.Having said that, I’d love any and all input on the soundness of the plan and whether I’d have success building wealth, and maybe some cash flow if I go the BRRR route.

A starting point before looking at properties (and what I think you are getting at here) is to organize all your financials and see what approval you can get and shop rates, also a credit score above 700 and one in the mid to upper 600's is workable, however get a great mortgage broker to advise you in detail.

Apparently some people get their housing costs covered by a stipend on travel and can spend a little more to avoid a hotel and this might be workable if you're in the right location.

Policy makers can change this and make it workable.

Cooking is also making a comeback which means people will want workable kitchens.

I've just sent the tenant an email documenting the late payments and invited them to jump on a quick call to see if there are some workable options moving ahead.

Prices here are also still workable to invest and to buy a primary residence.