It is not likely a "handyman" would be able to do so, and it is not unreasonable to want this done if you are the homeowner suffering the loss. 

Companies that have no bargaining power or elastic demand for their products with economic substitutes readily available will not be able to pass along the increased cost and will fold -- the American consumer will suffer for it via decrease in market options.Second way:If the Treasury prints an additional $3.024 trillion per year there will be massive inflation in the US -- especially considering the average American doesn't have $500 in savings and will spend 100% of the UBI they get on frivolous things. 

Why would anyone wish for their neighbor to suffer so they can prosper?  

Detroit is a great city with tons of cool history, the best music and awesome people but it has been suffering steady post-industrial decline, lack of jobs, population decline and is well know as an extremely risky place to invest except for a very recent uptick.

I am sure there are some that have a large portfolio of other properties that prop up their arbitrage units allowing them to weather the storm.Seeing as most arbitrage folks were looking and/or buying in major metropolitan areas which suffered the most during all the lockdowns, I am betting they are eating ramen trying to figure out where to go next...that is a bummer...

What if the tenant is suffering from a highly contagious illness and the Landlord is trying to enter every three days to renovate things that aren't broken and he's been threatening to evict without cause and her 2-year-old baby just passed away a week ago...His question is legit and common.

I guess some moderators on bp are suffering from cognitive dissonance and self awareness issues?

Today, I just don't see the upside.Detroit, MI suffers from needing to prove it can survive without the auto industry, lacking sufficient industry diversification, and the housing supply is between 9-12 months, and houses are cheap, meaning renters could be hard to come by.Tucson and Tampa got serious looks, and this is where the quality of life started to come into play.  

It also suffers from being lopsided (a rehab budget much higher than purchase price) which may or may not affect your terms especially if you don't have a lot of experience with a large rehab.

I'm here up in Northern Westchester where I am priced out and suffering from low multi-fam inventory.