"Given the risk to businesses considering eviction records during the effective dates of the legislation referenced above, AppFolio will no longer be reporting Landlord Tenant records (i.e. eviction records) created and/or filed from March 1, 2020 until August 31, 2021 on our screening reports effective immediately"Cleveland Did an amazing job getting rental assistance to struggling tenants ( I helped get 15K of rental assistance to clients), and they still moved forward with Evictions for Problem Tenants( like the Drug dealer waving a gun at my other tenants) So in Cleveland, If you got evicted in 2021/2020, you really earned it.

As long as it doesn't effect you or your property directly nothing you can do.

Try a cash for keys, handing them $500 to $1000 to move out is usually more cost-effective than going through an eviction (attorney fee, court fees, bailiff...). 

It is honestly the best way to get started and feel the effects of REI immediately.

I'm ok with this as long as I'm buying below market value in a compressing cap rate environment, I am self-managing effectively and I have enough reserves to cover any cap ex AND a margin call. 

Tenant signs the lease and now that is in full effect. 

Would this effect my cash-out-refi ? 

What was brought back in though was the $10M cap on retirement accounts, although this provision won't go into effect until 2029.

I have little frame of reference and am learning how to operate most effectively while covering all of my bases legally.

Is this strategy still effective and/or is Driving for Dollars still work as well?