If the later, immediately investigate what their plan is to get back on track, most of the time its something vague and uncertain, which means you need to flip into get-them-out-asap mode and not waste any time believing their empty promises.

If the wholesaler licensure question was even somewhat clear cut, NAR would have convinced legislators, judges and state real estate commissions years ago to enforce action against wholesaling activities.

There could be a calculator "out-there" to determine the population density needed to make a graveyard profitable.I have also seen several articles about local legislatures working to pass legislation requiring continued maintenance of facilities; just something to keep in mind locally.Areas that I need to do more research into 1.

They have been pretty successful in pushing back on some of the harmful legislation that has been proposed lately. 

However, if it is a primary residence there was legislation passed that excludes forgiven debt from income.

-Inventory can be affected positively or negatively depending on which of the current proposed bills gets passed by Legislators. these are bills are being reviewed as we speak.

But I’m uncertain as to where I should take it from here.

Basically a review of a piece of legislation that may or may not affect the properties...

I've seen a few newer studio apartment blocks listed which seem to offer great value/yield as well as being easier to maintain, especially with the new govt Healthy Homes legislation.

Congress enacts legislation.